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I just basically repeat the prepare code<Code Omitted>

Alright, it seems to be working, but the collision boxes on either the car or the mud is larger than it appears to be. Is there a way to tweak the entity so that if the visible section of the car is touching the visible section of the mud, then the care would reduce to half speed? I can almost guarantee this is my problem, seeing as I have collision for checkpoints and the car, and the act is called before the car is visibly touching the checkpoint.

Actually, I figured it out. When I just create a Center in the GUI and press Run, it is not seen by the method getObjectsInRange. I have to either Save the World or manually create it in the world's prepare method. It's not the most convenient, but at least now I know it's not a problem with my code.

Have a variable: <Code Omitted>In the act method, increase it by 2: <Code Omitted>Now you have a counter which increases by 2 every act cycle (about 110 per second).

You will probably set a minimum time between spawns (or you can use the location of the last spawned pipe to prevent another from being placed to quickly). I think I would prefer the prevention way -- then use a random chance to vary the gaps. Your world can keep a reference to the last pipe spawned: <Code Omitted>Then, in the act:

i tried making altercations to the code so that everything that is happening in level 1 will happen in level 2 but instead there will be an error (e.g. instead of grabbing a crystal it will crash the game and say that it cannot be retrieved from level 1)

Im not sure i understand you. Is there a different way i can name the scenario to make it say share instead of update?

Thank you for your help, its all working outstandingly.

You are calling the 'getX' and 'getY' methods on a Class object, not on an object of the class. Player is the name of one of your classes, it does not refer to that which was created from the class, which is what has an x- and y-coordinate value in the world. You need to get the objects in the world of that class, if any, and then get the coordinates of it:

I will repeat one more time, more explicitly. The number of meteors dodged does not need to be tracked. For the first level, you will be spawning 20 meteors, controlled by the number spawned and the current maximum number to spawn. The 'meteorCount' field will count the number of spawned meteors this level and 'maxCount' is the maximum number of meteors to spawn this level (set to 20 for level 1), then (in world class act): <Code Omitted>says to spawn a meteor if the maximum has not been reached and any other conditions sa

thanks!

Yes, I forgot to mention how to start the timer. Need to see the Rocket class codes -- not the world's.