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hey danpost thx for all your great help, it is really work nice and there are no futhere problems. thx so much

Thanks a lot!!! very stupid mistake...

Ohohohoho I forgot about dividing the width and height! Thank you! And the re-location parts are all separate and working well on their own, this method just threw them off.

MakerOfGames: when you create a post, please click the "Create" button once. Just once. No need to click it seven times. Thanks!

RECYCLINGBIN PLAYER AND A LILBIT OF PAPER public void tryCatchPaper(recyclingBin) { if(RecyclingBin(tryCatchPaper)){ (Paper.class)goTorecyclingBin(); } } public void tryThrowpaper(Player) { if(Player(tryThrowPaper)){ (Paper.class)goTorecyclingBin(); } } IDENTIFIERS EXPECTED EVERYWHERE, EFFORT TO TRY, GONE LIKE THE WIND

Hey thank you for your answer. (; I will try this thanks.

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I think you answered your own question to a degree? The 'export to applet' functionality of Greenfoot isn't really intended to work with external libraries; more of a design oversight that a deliberate omission however. In regards to file access, you certainly can't do that with an applet, and even to access resources inside the applet you can't use conventional File related classes (File, FileInputStream etc). Once inside the applet the resources aren't files anymore. See this discussion.

thanks for your help =)

Ok,thanks for the help, It got be abit further in, maybe my friend will be able to help me the rest of the way.

Thank you very much, my problem has now been resolved.

Yes, but you must use a boolean to prevent flying (the canJump() method below should return a boolean)! Go back to using the isKeyDown method and drop the 'jumping' boolean and add one called 'upPressed'; set to true when 'up' key is found down, set to false when key is released. Use it in conjunction with finding standing ground to aid in timing of reset of jumping. <Code Omitted>where canJump() will check to make sure the actor