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To "catch" the changing of a continuous state, you need to know what the last state was (so you can compare the current state to it: <Code Omitted>In your case, it could be:

Are the sizes of your actors appropriate? Are the speed of the barrels appropriate? Is the jump speed and height of the player appropriate? In other words, what changes would you think might resolve the issue at hand?

Oh. That works perfectly. Thank you so much, you've helped me a lot! Have an awesome day

Thanks I'll let you know if it doesn't work

This was just posted on another discussion thread.

thanks

Thanks i figured it ot!

You seem to have a class inside a class -- and no act method to speak of.

A button is basically just this Code: <Code Omitted> You can make a new World, called startscreen or something like that, and make an Actor with this Code in it. Then make the button in your Start Screen, and it should work

really really thak you! I was pretty lost but you helped me out. THANKS!

For multiple command if structures, use brackets. Here: <Code Omitted>only one command (on line 2, in this case) is conditionally executed by line 1. With the following , you can insert as many commands as you want at line 3 and all will be conditional to line 1: <Code Omitted>

The method gets called; but, in doing so, the value of shotTime is unconditionally set to '20'; therefore, no orb is ever added to the world.

And -- answers to my other questions?

Ok thank you.

So, basically: <Code Omitted>In a bounded world the "-1" in both cases can be dropped (although, that is where it ends up, regardless of its inclusion).