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You will need to add a field to track which direction was last moved; then, change the image when the field does not match the current state. Either that or keep both images in an array (or in two separate fields); then when the required image is not active, set it active.

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Class for jerry should check for touching. Counter object should probably be in world. Place public method in world to adjust counter value and check for changing worlds.

Its alright now I got it, thank you.

Okay, thank youu

Ohhh yes I tried this and now its working!!!! <Code Omitted>

"syntax" is strictly writing what you want in such a way as the compiler accepts it. It is the algorithm that creates the concept. It took me a minute to realize that an imgNum field would be used here, realizing that the count would need to vary in its max value (meaning it could not be dual-purposed in controlling which image was to show).

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This was what I was hoping, but getKey() consumes the key and only scans a single key. It seems to me that getKey() should return a KeyInfo object, like MouseInfo, that also stores key combos like SHIFT+ and CONTROL+ and ALT+. At least it should remove SHIFT and CONTROL from consuming the intended key press. I could try using isKeyDown("") but .... Most importantly, the documentation states that getKey() recognizes Uppercase: "getKey() also returns uppercase characters when appropriate." But even with the CAPS LOCK on, getKey() does not return uppercase letters. I'm left wondering wh

Hi, thanks! Based on that idea, I wrote a file Parser that stores only the Walls Array for each cell as a byte. <Code Omitted> This seems to be wo

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