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That is not what I meant by "details" - how did you try to import the project - what menu items / commands did you use, what details did you supply in any dialogs, was an error message shown and if so what did it say (the exact text, not just a vague interpretation of it)? etc. I'm not really familiar with Netbeans, but It sounds a bit like you are using a command to import an existing Netbeans project - however BlueJ/Greenfoot isn't distributed as a Netbeans project. You may need to make a new project and configure the loca

I do not know what more I can say about it. I gave what to use as well as what to do and where.

ok thanks

You will probably need to maintain the image itself or an int value that represents which image was chosen in a field so that it (the field) can be checked to determine which was used. The only way you would be able to tell using getBackground is if you checked the color of one or more pixels of the image to narrow down which was chosen (which you really would not want to do).

Oh alright, got it, thanks!

Ah, ok, thank you very much for the fast and good answer!

lol the commas are just for spaceing xD

I just cutted the Hoop in 4 parts and used that

The Backboard is one of 4 subclasses of the hoop. But it didn't worked when i tried <Code Omitted>But with Backboard.class it didn't worked as well. Edit: Now it's working, although I haven't changed anything.

What lines (or blocks) are you referring to? List them one by one giving first and last line of each. You mentioned "command blocks", which leads me to believe you are asking about the methods. However, it seems they are all already documented.

You will probably experience some lag as the timer runs longer. By creating a new Text object every act cycle, you world will be struggling to smoothly maintain all its objects. Create just one Text object outside the method, override the addedToWorld method to add the Text object into the world and

A class for the counter can be used with what I suggested above.

i managed to fix it by changing the addObject parameters to +15 pixels for both the y and x cords

It would be much easier if you just added one more GreenfootSound field for the currently playing song. Then, you can immediately stop it and change it. Even better would be to use an array for the songs to give each one an int value (by way of the index of the array); then, an int field can be used to not only represent which song is playing, but also be used in your text (so you do not have to code everything six times each).