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A couple of cars still over lap, but other than that, my police car works and the most of them don't overlap anymore :). Thank you!

ok thank you

thanks for telling me about classes tho

With what is given, all that can be provided is a bit of pseudo-code: if (timeToMove) move(); Obviously, this is insufficient. Please provide more details and some attempted code.

OH wait, you're right... I tried another way and it works much better and keeps the "hopping" at a constant distance! My bad :P

nvm

Remove line 34 (does nothing but create an unused object). The condition on line 20 will never evaluate true as only zero (0) can be randomly returned using one (1) on line 19.

If you want other things to happen while the fading is taking place (not specified), you cannot use a while loop. To fade, you must repeatedly change the transparency value (you consistently set a zero value).

thx

In the above example, the rotation is set before the bullet is added into the world.

You can make it static as long as you assign the array values in your world constructor:

(1) set color white; (2) draw line; (removes old line) (3) adjust coordinates of line; (4) set color black; (5) draw line; (draws new line)

Do you: (1) create; and (2) add a new Timer object into the world before calling the Timer method on it?: <Code Omitted>

In a scenario running at normal speed (speed = 50), about 60 act cycles.

it works. thanks a lot.