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I changed the order of line 8, and I don't know why line 5 was static. I got rid of it but iam exists because I want to have digit2 and digit3 all the way to 27, hence the array with 27+ values. But regardless, I moved my digits code to my world subclass, and used ((IntOF)getWorld()).getValue(iam) to get the Array value. It worked PERFECTLY. Thanks so much :)

Thank you so much : ) It is working perfectly now.

Vague (auto or user controlled, directions unknown, etc.) and without given attempted code.

Yes -- it would be difficult to rotate a group of actors as a unit without an object representing that unit. That is, it would be easier if you had a Tetromino class that consisted of the individual blocks (the Block class would be inside the Tetrromino class and a Tetromino object would create, and place its blocks into the world and then control the location and rotation of the unit as a whole).

I cannot be sure without actually seeing the FoodItem class codes, but I have a feeling the array is not in the right class.

Do you have default images assigned to your Actor subclasses? If so, you may need to show your codes. Start with World subclass and one Actor subclass whose image appears as a greenfoot icon.

Remove line 3 (just not needed). Import the GifImage class into your project (use menubar: Edit>>Import class...).

You basically have to write what you just wrote using proper syntax.

Can you upload the basic world with source for review?

Thank you! that fixed my error.

Ah thanks for explaining that to me

Don't hold it in -- let it out (let 'r rip).

Override the addedToWorld(World) method to re-position a ball until not touching another: <Code Omitted>

ah yes thx

When drawing a shape, using the rectangle given, (int x, int y, int width, int height), the shape will be (width+1, height+1) in size. When filling, it will be of size (width, height) -- (just the way it is).