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Use a counter for delaying (I read somewhere that 130 act cycles are about 1sec but you'd have to try yourself) And one for the amount of keys played yet When the Counter is > whatever delay u want, call a method that plays a key depending on the key counter

Thank you Danpost for the quick reply. I did not think of that one. I appreciate the help.

IDK, used an online compiler on my phone when i wrote this, might have been faulty

Okay -- you cannot repaint a world that has not been completely constructed. Therefore, your initial world cannot be a question world if you are to use the constructor for the questioning. Secondary world constructors could be used; however, they again must be created after the initial world has been completely constructed (the secondary world being created from either the act method or the started method of the initial world). The secondary world would have to use the initial world background to pose the questions from its constructor because the initial world is the one that is active at

I am not declaring a new variable with the same name. Just re-using an already existing variable. You should not, in this case, re-scale the same image over and over. Copy the original image and scale it each time:: <Code Omitted>whe

1) The hitboxes are completly messed up 2) You can just hide at the very top of the screen where no clouds are 3) Make the background scolling 4) Let the pig move back and forth

thank you

never mind it works thanks so much danpost

You probably just need an 'else if' block in between the current 'if' and 'else' blocks which says if reacting, just move: <Code Omitted>

Make sure you scale the image properly before you pass it to the Scroller constructor. If you continue to have issues, please show the class codes of the scrolling world so that it can be examined. Or better yet, upload what you have (with source included) so that it can be properly tested and diagnosed. One thing it might be is that you have transpencies in your image. Make sure you use a jpeg image or, if it is a png, try drawing the image on a completely painted image (probably of color white) of the size required and using it.

I wrote a tutorial on displaying values. It can be found here.

I want to finish the scoreboard and timer first,since they are easier. If you want take a look to my other posts

This line: <Code Omitted>only sets up a field called 'sb' to hold a Scoreboard object. It does not create the object. You must create a Scoreboard object and assign it to 'sb' -- like this: <Code Omitted>

I will try . Thank you for helping !

Keep main background image in a field. Each act, you will need to create a new image using the main image and draw the rain on it. Example: <Code Omitted>