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yeah i figured it was 38, i recompile each time, and there was only the other add object in the populate(); so i removed that, still glitched??

Thank you very much for this (very quick) response ! It worked, although I had to precise 'Greenfoot.delay(1)'. I am working on a new version of my Othello, available soon !! (still a few hours...)

Create a new GreenfootImage that is the size of the world, but a little bit higher than the world height, and fill it with you main background color. Then draw the current background image onto the new image at (0, n) and set this image as the new background image.

Thanks danpost and Denzein! now my bee can actually fire nectar anywhere!

Sure thing bud :)

Let me qualify the static part. If the variable is in the world class, it is pretty much the same. Non-static variable, one per world instance; and static variable, one world class variable (I will not even say 'per', here; and I guess that would be considered 'global'). The values of non-static world variables are lost at 'reset', where static world variables retain their values until re-compiled. The reason I started with 'No' above is that you can never call an instance variable a global one; so, logically speaking, 'No' is correct.

it works thanks :D

thx ( for your help) I have invented

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The problem we're having here, is that you're wanting us to do your project for you. Instead, how about you come up with a game you would like to create :). This can be done by looking at some sample games on various websites. We're more than willing to help, but we do better if it's with a very specific issue of code you're not understanding or needing help with. In other words, what type of game do you want to make? Tic-tac-toe, a carnival game where you shoot ducks off a wall, or what? You can pretty much make any type of game you want, and it seems your teacher is leaving that part

I'll write some of this as pusedo code, but you're wanting a basic if statement. <Code Omitted> I would start with code li

<Code Omitted>will move the actor up one cell.

Instead of 'fill()', try the GreenfootImage method 'fillOval(int, int, int, int)'.

<Code Omitted>the paramiters in the move and turn can be changed:) please post if you have anymore problems:)