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thanks danposts so much i will try it out and will get my response

I have entered a bug in our bug tracker: http://bugs.bluej.org/browse/GREENFOOT-629 It should likely be fixed in the next release, however that may be some time away. In the meantime if anyone can reliably reproduce this (and give us clear instructions for doing so) it would be helpful.

It Worked!!! Thank you, danpost! <:)

The file is not where greenfoot is installed (programs x86 for me), it is in your user folder. I can find it when I search my computer for 'greenfoot properties' or similar. The file name is 'greenfoot.properties'.

What do you want help with? ...Or did you simply "Start a discussion"? The discussion forum is for getting assistance where help is required in your programs/projects.

Oh, okay, I see that now. I added a line in the beginning of my frogboi class so that stopSnake is set back to false. Thank you so much for the help, I would have been completely lost. :)

The assignment of 'actor' on line 36 is attempted at the time a flowerBlock2 object is created (not every time you use 'actor' in your code). The created object is yet to be placed into a world at that time. Since you cannot call the 'getOneIntersectingObject' method while the object is not in the world, the error is produced. You could move line 36 to before line 24 to fix the issue; however, there are other things to be considered here. You have already noted the issue of one bullet causing multiple hits on the object. I will get back to that issue later. There is another issue which I

You must close Greenfoot before you edit the properties file - are you doing so?

And I also wrote the Code ONLY on the WORLD

It could be that they have a JRE but it is too old. They need to have at least the same version as Greenfoot uses - i.e. usually 8.

I made a test case which reproduces it. I haven't had a chance to actually look for the problem yet, but it should be fixed for the next release of Greenfoot (which should be coming up in the next few months I think).

If you go after the If Statement an option will be added into the side bar towards the bottom which says "Add elseif". You can't do 'else if' without an 'if' before it, and you have to do 'else if' not 'if else'.

I thought they would just be removed from the world and the world adds a new one because it sees that none is in the world. Maybe decreasing score if the user failed to catch it.

Ohh-ok thanks for the help. I think when I looked through other peoples code I got confused by how invoking methods and constructors from different actors worked. I should have also probably coded this for the overarching enemy class, seeing as all the actors have the exact same traits. Thanks alot for your help though, I really appreciate it.