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Add a timer field (outside any method): <Code Omitted>Give a wait time (in act cycles) to waitTimer on small chance (in act or in a method called from act): <Code Omitted>Do normal AI stuff only if waitTimer is zero; otherwise, do nothing more than chalk time:

Changing something in one should not effect the other at all. What is your new line 150? Show what you changed.

The clickable objects are not shops, but, in essence, buttons. Their classes should extend the Actor class.

Thank you, it works :>

Nvm find out it have to pic up minimum 1 apple

You can only return one thing back to the calling method. If you require more than one int value to be returned, it must be wrapped in another object. For 2 int values, you could return a Point object that holds two ints: <Code Omitted>or more simply an array: <Code Omitted>Just change the return type of the method from 'int' to 'Point" or 'int' followed by empty square

As you have basically said -- in pseudo-code: <Code Omitted>

Thanks a lot!!

Best would be to put the image set, or their numbers, in an array and use a factor of the act counter to get the index of the current image: <Code Omitted>

Just create two new Body objects, add them into the world at the over-sized body's location, set their vectors to that of the over-sized body and maybe turn them a bit in opposite directions; then remove the over-sized one. Well, it should be as simple as that, except for the fact that you cannot currently get the direction of a body -- you can

Thank you for your help, and there is only one dancing queen so this works.

Cool -- I like the mix of blue and green in the user icon. I tested the code given and the hit box seems to coincide with the size of the actor as it grows.

i have a question if i use the isTouching method once i move from the object will the actor return to normal or will it stay as the new actor edit:nevermind

There is no method with that name listed in the Actor class documentation. The method you want is there, however.