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Just fixed it as of now. The problem was that boomBoom was being called in the act method of boomArea.

The rotation of your Soldaat actor never changes;, so getRotation() will always return zero at line 32. Bullet on line 32 is a Class

What have you tried?

You would need to change line 48 to: <Code Omitted>and add the appropriate cases to the switch block in the canMove method. However, once an edge is reached, it will turn twice to go along each edge, anyway. Maybe adding a random turn to the code would help: <Code Omitted>

ive got a plan so hopefully itll work, ill give an update tomorrow evening.

Place your actors in an array field: <Code Omitted>They will each now have a number associated with them: <Code Omitted>Your act method can then start wit

Yeah. I wanted to see what it does for its extensions. It is not a cause of your current concern; however, I do not really see a need for the class (it actually creates and plays multiple instances of the bg music -- one for each time an object is created for it or any of its extensions). Let us start afresh -- back to your originally posted code (w/o any of the changes I previously suggested) and think about this logically. You start with a TitleScreen object. Fine -- let

Well, they will be either on top of each other (fully or partially) or not. You cannot have it any other way.

Thanks, it worked!

thx a lot :D

This: <Code Omitted>from the nachrechts method, is equivalent to this: <Code Omitted>A similar thing can be said for the loop in the nachlinks method. Instead of Position values of 0 and 1, it would be better to have Direction values of 1 and -1. Also, instead of a constant verschiebung value, you can have it decremented to zero during a move (setting it to 88 when a move is initiated). The multiple similar if statements can also be simplified. You woul

Sorry, that's not what I'm asking :)

Thank you so much! Everything works now! I really appreciate you taking the time to help me.

The Greenfoot class documentation says this: Most of the time, it will be 'null', meaning any click anywhere, or 'this', referring to the object, created from that class or one of its subclasses, that the current block of code is being executed on (or for). If not one of those, it will be a named reference to an