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line 30: Should be "easteregg" ofcourse since we are calling lowercase. Actually It is just running while you are in the main menu of your game. Besides this is just a sample. Ofcourse people can choose whether or not they want to let this run the whole time. In case you are planning to only implement one cheat code then ofcourse you can disable it after entering it once else that wouldnt make much sense. In the string check

A vector has a direction and a length. If you need to ADD a horizontal vector to it, use the 'addVector' method (or whatever method there is that adds a vector force to the current vector. If you need to remove any currently set vertical force, then you would need to determine that part of the vector and subtract that force from the vector. Cannot provide any more details without knowing exactly what you are trying to do and without knowing what your Vector class is capable of (show the entire class code).

Okay yep that works now. Thanks everyone for the help. ( I would not have passed this class without you guys )

Sorry about that I’m just a newbie at java so I wasn’t sure what to do now I solved it.

We had this question at least 5 times in the past 2 weeks. Please use google.

The variables 'number' and 'number2' are set to zero from the get-go. They are assigned their value by way of the 'getObjects/size' calls before any of the actors are placed into the world. Either set their values at the end of the 'prepare' metthod or in the constructor after the call to the 'prepare' method.

Simple, yet easy to miss (as apparent I had done). Sorry. Glad you found it.

hi pple i got the program to work, i had set the setvisible to false instead of true apparently

Thanks,i will!

It might help if you pass the focus-able text objects to the MenuSelector object and put the key control in its class. Then, have the world test a 'selected' field, which is set to the focused text (or its index) when "enterr" is pressed, to proceed to the appropriate world.

Thanks!!!

Please refer to my Scrolling Tutorial scenario.

Actually, the binary equivalent to 0.4 above was incorrect; but, my point still holds. The correct binary value should be 0.0110... with the fractional part repeating.

'Counter' is a class name -- it does not refer to a particular Counter object. You need a reference to the particular Counter object whose value needs adjusting there. Insufficient code given to help in this respect.

I think the easiest way is to set it by the actor that creates it: <Code Omitted>