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Yea, I was reading through a bunch of back and forth posts with other people regarding the mouseClicked and finally realized my mistake of needing an object and not a class. It'd be nice if Greenfoot told you that listing a class is not right as it doesn't flag it as an error, it just makes it not do anything. Enough people have seemed to have made the same mistake.

public static boolean mouseClicked(java.lang.Object obj) True if the mouse has been clicked (pressed and released) on the given object. If the parame

And how i have to write it then ?

One thing that would make things a lot easier is using the GreenfootImage class instead of using the 'BufferedImage' and 'Graphics2D' classes. As such, the code above can be re-written as follows:

Is there a way to lets say make greenfoot act as if "g" was pressed using the Greenfoot.isKeyDown command. Basically can I simulate a keystroke without actually pressing the key?

@danpost Why do you need the '- 1' on line 14? (You seem to have a lot of trailing spaces on your lines of code.)