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I think if you renamed your setImg method more appropriately (like to, say, loadImages), you might see one problem. Let me point out that this particular method is invoked exactly one time, from the constructor of the class. The attack images will certainly not load if you apply conditions above and beyond what is required (what does "with enemy" have to do with what images are loaded --the boolean is always false during constructing anyway). You just need to load all images for Blue or all images for Red; then set the initial image for the actor.

alright it worked thanks a billion

Enemy is a Class name (or a Type). A class does not have an image. Instances created from the class do. Use getOneIntersectingObject to obtain a reference to the "seen" Enemy instance.

it worked thanks a million

Thanks.

Thank you danpost for the comprehensive reply! Also, thanks Jarvissss for the attempt. I managed to get the code working by putting a "public void act()" into my world class and putting the "sourceSpawn" in there.

MyWorld is a Class name and only shares its name as the type of objects it creates. In general (that is, without specifically programmed restrictions), a class can create multiple objects. Given two worlds: <Code Omitted>The use of the Class name (or Type of object) is not sufficient to distinguish what world instance you might, say, want the width of.

I went ahead and moved integer zombieskilled to MyWorld.

thank you so much! I totally forgot about that

"&" is not an operator that compares. And you cannot compare a card (firstPicked) to a value (secondPicked.getValue()).

I do not believe you can alter how showText displays the text. Please refer to my Value Display Tutorial scenario.

If you mean lives_left extends player, then that is a problem. An extension of a class is to create instances of the class it extends, just with possible added (or modified) stuff. It could (1) add extra state (new fields); (2) add or modify behavior (new method or method override); or (3) any combination of (1) and (2) (including neither just to give special categorizing).

In MyWorld class addLeaves method, your while loop's condition never changes. Execution gets caught in the loop because "i" is never greater than "18".