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i did find it in the end :-) ty for your replay

Thank you danpost for your reply. Yes, the Key class does provide specific images (white key or black keys) when the keys are constructed. I guess I should look at that code and adapt it for my purposes. That "one last question" was Colombo-esque in its pertinence. Thank you again.

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yes exactly... dunno the logic , anyway he didn't share the code

Ok thanks! I wanted to put it in my actor so i fiddled with it a little, but thanks!

I don't know if I know what you mean but from what I see, you should be calling remove(Hollow) as you already have a reference to a specific object. Also, you can't change your hollow to a pow if you remove the hollow. It looks like you shouldn't remove the hollow, but change to Hollow.setImage("comicpunch.png"); so it changes the image of the object at the offset instead of the image of the current object.

That's a brilliant idea! It works perfekt! :D Thank you. I just have heard, that it needs longer, to load a byte variable, than an int variable. Is this true?

THANK YOU SO MUCH! IT'S DONE!!!!! AFTER 3 HOURS, IT IS COMPLETE. YEAH! I listened to what you said, but instead of making the world bigger and adding walls as I don't know how to add walls, i simply just moved the platform away form the dge of the world. Thank you so so much!

As I am not sure as to all the specifics of your scenario, it is hard to say how I would have done it. Do I understand correctly, that the images are changing size to make it appear they are getting closer (or farther) from the observer? If so, I probably would have three variables, two to hold the scale at full size (x and y) and the other to hold the current percentage of full size; then I would have seperate classes for Truck and Camel, putting a public method in the Truck class to call when the object needs swapped

Ok, it's working. I'm publishing my "so far" version go here to check it out! p.s. Thanks a ton! Never would have figured all that out on my own.

Thank You