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ohhh I see now, thanks it works now.

Okay. Thank you for your reply!

That helped, the program doesn't stops itself anymore. It don't want to do what I want it does, but I think I can manage it myself ;-) (p.s. Nccb your idea shouldn't matter in my case beacause situationRemove() shouldn't be executed…)

When you remove the apple from the world, you reset appleflip. Similarly, when you remove the letter, you reset letterAflip. So whichever one gets removed first will prevent the other seeing the state where both are flipped. You should probably make one class responsible for removing both the items rather than making them only remove themselves. (Greenfoot.delay delays the whole simulation not just that actor, so it won't make a difference to the behaviour.)

I think you are using turn in places where you should be using setRotation (line 57 and 81). You are turning -90 degrees (making a left face) when hitting a side edge along the bottom. That will make the actor face in opposite directions (one up and one down) depending on the side hit.

Hi, When I tried to publish this scenario, it took around 20-30 minutes for the publishing bar to become full, then it responded with a 500 error. Can someone please help? Thank you.

So you want your enemy to move in one random direction every three act cycles? I just changed that to 30, so about two steps per second.

heres the Image if you want it [Disallowed URL]

on line 6th should be or instead of and(&&) is it? that may be a problem

change line 116 if(getOneIntersectingObject(Lava.class) != null) {

The "Image" method lacks a return type. If it should be the constructor, its name has to be equal to the class' name. Your "GreenfootImage" method has a return type String, but it does not return anything. In fact, the method doesn't do anything. I think it would be clever to let the word methods return one word and not the whole array of words. Then you also don't need to call the methods twice. The "word" method also has a return type String, but doesn't return anything. Keep in mind that the text on an image is not updated when you change the text variable. You need to create a new imag

Never mind I figured out it was because I opened stride, not Java.

True, there is no numOfLeaves variable. You could change numOfLeaves to counter.getValue().

thank you

Thanks, it works perfectly now.