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The problem is that the X is always less than 600 so doing 'else' will make that 'if' not run. The 'if' statements should not both be checking for the same area (599). You can use 'else' if you lower the value in the first 'if' statement.

Use the world act method to move the player back to the center and move everything else the same amount in the same direction including the background image.

You really should not create a new GreenfootImage object every act cycle if not necessary. Add methods to the class that the player classes can call to bump the score (instead of changing the field values directly) and update the image only when the score changes:

I added that line of code but I'm unsure how to change it to fit the width and height of the platform. I have my game set up where the world that I'm trying to put the platforms in, calls from an imported class that allows the background to scroll as the actor moves but I don't know if that would have anything to do with the actor not being able to land on the platforms. Here is the jump code I have for my actor when it jumps and where I added the code you suggested:

Thanks! It worked perfectly! :)

No problem. I had not been looking for minor errors like that either. Anyway, the entire game now works. Thank you so much for your assistance. It is much appreciated.

Thank you so much!

Omg thank you so much! I can't believe I overlooked such a simple fix.

A single equal sign is an assignment operation, which in this case assigns 5 to the variable showCounter. To compare 5 to the current value of showCounter, use a double equals sign, the equality comparison operator.

I don't know what the plceorder JButton is supposed to do. Right now it will change it's text to "place order" and if pizzaSize.isSelected(ThinCrust) then it will also display in the terminal window "place orderPlace your order ". I know this from lines 375 - 383. What is the plceorder button supposed to do as opposed to what it does. (There are a lot of variables here that I don't know where they're created, also there is no main method.) (P. S. It looks like you created the JFrame with the NetBeans IDE GUI builder or something like that.)

What is your menu? If it's just an actor that's added into the world in the constructor then you can remove it with the started method. <Code Omitted> I think I may have misunderstood you. If you mean that you want to remove an actor when your "Play" button is

neverminf i figured it out

If want the Short_Brian object to be a Brian object, then you need to have the Short_Brian class extend the Brian class instead of the Mover class (line 10 of Short_Brian). But then, because both classes have an act method, the one in the Brian class will not automatically execute for a Short_Brian object unless you add: <Code Omitted>to the Short_Brian act method.