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Thank you for all your help

Sometimes closing the greenfoot application and restarting it will help.

An int array would be declared like this: <Code Omitted>and assign an array (of length 5) like this: <Code Omitted>Then you can assign random values by iterating through the array like this: <Code Omitted>

I mean to add it to the condition you already have.

You will probably need a field that will indicate whether the bee is dancing or not. The bee won't dance forever, so an int timer field will probably do best. Maybe something like the following:

A class with useless image fields and unnecessarily repetitive action. Your GreenfootImage fields, image1 thru image5 are never used and the constructor method, called every act cycle, constantly creates new images for those fields. There is more code that is for naught. Let's clean it up a bit:

Sounds like you need an extra condition placed on when to jump.

Thanks!

Try making score a public static int and adding a new world with your game over screen set as the background PNG file heres what you might do to output the score setImage(new GreenfootImage("Your Final Score Is : " + actor.score, 15/*size of text*/, Color.RED/*Font Color*/, Color.DARK_GRAY/*Background Text Color*/));

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Like whats happening when it attempts to spawn the actors?

All I see are constructor in the subclasses. There is nothing to suggest any value changing. I do not even see an active value field in them.

wow! that worked perfectly, thank you very much!

never mind I figured it out thanks for helping.

You could try this: <Code Omitted>at the beginning of your Snake act method, with something similar for the Food object.