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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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Ok, thanks for helping me out....

I think you're trying to find a spot on the board that has not been already used and since I don't know your code something similar to this might work? Pick a random Spot on the grid While the chosen spot on the grid is marked as a cross pick another spot Place Circle on the chosen spot

You may want to try calling repaint() on the world after each step. By default Greenfoot only repaints after each act() round.

Typecasting is required for that assignment to be effective: <Code Omitted>

If you're checking a certain spot you can use it's X and Y Coordinates you can use this in your Character class: If(getX() == xlocation && getY() == ylocation){ Greenfoot.setWorld(new WorldNameHere()); } Where xlocation and ylocation are the coordinates of the spot you want to change the world. Alternatively, you can use an object that will change the world on collision. In your character class you add this line of code: If(isTouching(ObjectCLassName.class)){ Greenfoot.setWorld(new WorldNameHere()); }

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