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I had to import five sub-packages of awt, and my old teacher told me this would be better, I will import only what I want

I suggest you ask on the Roblox forums.

ok, that was it. I said that he should wait 8 secs after creation of the boss.

oh ok, I forget that the difference is in milliseconds

The only way to see if the mouse dragging cross over another object is to check it programatically. Try the following:

Don't worry, figured it out - I missed the bit where I needed to click compile!!

Mik's blog has all the downloads.

What you have done, is given a step-by-step on what needs to be done within the 'handleOrbCollision' method. Though, I do not believe you want that method to return an Orb; so, delare it with 'public void handleOrbCollision()'. Also, your 'setVelocity' method should not be returning a Velocity; it should have a 'void' return type and a Velocity parameter to recieve what to set it to. I did not comb through your code thoroughly, but posted what I saw off-hand.

never mind i figured it out

I suppose I'll run through and change them all. I've never had problems with them, but there's no harm in fail-proofing my code. I've been using .equals() since this.

watevz man

ok thx for that, someone told me in an earlier discussion that this was the same, seems that he meant in the beta

That line should not be causing a problem, unless 'working' does not contain a ','. And if that was the case, you would be getting an exception for array index out of bounds. Try adding 'System.out.println("working = \"" + working + "\"");' before that statement and see if following the logic with what is returned helps. Post back the results. Glad you found it.

A tip for posting comments with code inside: press the code button under the text field, and enter your code there. In your act method, you can do this: <Code Omitted>And to make your code cleaner, you can just change the getIntersectingOrb() method to this: <Code Omitted>Because you can return null, directly, so the if statement isn't useful, but the result will be the same.

It's both java: you can use the same imports. If you've downloaded a library, you must open it in greenfoot: http://www.greenfoot.org/doc/native_loader