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That link shows how to make a score counter; but, that is not the issue here (thanks for trying to help, anyway). The issue here was coming up with a condition that will satisfy the particular needs of this game for scoring:

That segment so that each and every item, including duplicates, listed has an equal chance of being selected. As each item is selected, it is removed from the selectable items before the next choice. Added more documentation below:

I agree. I don't even bother reading through a mess of plain text when using code tags is so simple.

Oh nevermind I made it work. Thank you very much guys for helping me with this one I appreciate it . Have a good day !

Doing what Yehuda suggests will have the discs reversing directions. This will not be visually appealing as discs bounce off one another. Having the discs exchange their direction values might be a little better, but still will not appear to be a normal bounce. To create a real looking bounce, the size of the discs, as well as direction and speed, and their world locations at the time the bounce occurs must all be taken into account. It gets quite complicated. From what you wrote above:

Also, change line 26 to: <Code Omitted>Unless MyWorld is the name of a MouseInfo subclass.

Remove the following import lines: <Code Omitted>

Please use image name on site -- not just site name. That is, the link need to end with the image file format extension (usually ".png", ".jpg" -- aka ".jpeg" -- or ".gif").

Thank you! I'll check it out!

You might, at least for now, get away with using some undocumented behavior where actors of a class are currently painted in the order they were added into the world (where the last one added is painted last -- or on top of the others). So, to have one moved to on top of others, save the world and

Hmmm.. thats weird. Thank you tho!

That seemed to work thanks for your help as always!

One Solution: To close this topic off for others who might be interested, I have taken the following approach: For an Actor you would like to impose an order on, use a serial # or ID field assigned by incrementing a static field. Change GF method call from getOneObjectAt(...) to getObjectsAt(...) Cycle through each element looking for the one with the largest (or smallest depending on removal order) ID, then use/remove that one. Thanks to both Dan and Davin for their suggestions.

This is literally what I was asking for. Thank you.