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The only thing fishy going on in that world is that you did Score.score and made score static instead of doing counter.score and leaving it non-static.

Don't mind the else part, it's always going to enter the first condition because I set elecDem to 280 until I can solve the problem.

Thank you!

Actually, the String class is a special case -- an exception to the rule, you might say. The Java tutorials say the following about strings:

Replace lines 5 through 7 in the Minnow class with: <Code Omitted>

I guess it does, but I did say it anyway.

hey dan I insert may spacWelt2 in spaceWelt know everthing works thanks for your help

It works!! thank you so much for all of your help!

Oh my gosh! *facepalm* I cannot believe it was that simple!!! thank you so much for your help and speedy replies!!

Thanks!

Out of curiosity, what code do you have in the skip class.

Ok. Thanks for your help!

In the Owl class act method (or a method it calls), you could have something like this: <Code Omitted>but, you will need to add another condition, or else questions will keep coming, one on top of another, every act cycle. You could try this: <Code Omitted>for the conditions, but still, when the questi

You need to show the codes for your three worlds and for the actor that when at edge will trigger a world change. Then, you will need to answer the following questions: * is there an order that these worlds need to be visited by your actor? if so, what is the order; if not, what determines which to go to? * do you create new mouse and bee objects in each of these worlds? or are you using the initial objects throughout? * are there specific edges that trigger world changing? or does any edge trigger them? specify for each world.

ok thanks Dan