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Well, (1) you know how to construct an 'if' block and (2) you can see what methods are available for any Actor by looking into the Actor class documentation and (3) you know what the act method is for (hopefully). So, you should be able to attempt something.

And it might need a timer because they need to de-spawn quickly since its gonna animate and explosion and maybe a collision for a wrecked car

try PyGame

Accuracy in position is lost due to rounding if you use that line. The way Asiantree is coding it looks to be correct for smooth movement.

I think it would be simpler to have each value on a separate line then you can just do:

THANKS! I really needed that!

I have other methods that require the exact coordinates of the lines at the boundaries of the box for line casting and stuff like that, might as well use them for collision detection. Additionally, i want it so that the colliders restrict the coordinates of the player, rather than stopping him from moving his own coordinates , which i thinking would be what would happen if i did use intersect() or anything like that. I need to be able to have more information that just whether the player touches another object.

Thanks I seem to be doing something incorrectly, however, because I changed <Code Omitted>to <Code Omitted>and when I try to compile it, I receive the error "cannot find symbol - method removeObject(Minnow)"

Thank you very much no it works like it should!

Thanks!

Make sure the class still has this for its first line: <Code Omitted>Another try would be to close and re-open greenfoot again.

I will try it thx ;D(It worked)

Actually, it would be an IllegalStateException. When moneybag touches thief (line 22) and moneybag is removed (line 24), the next thing attempted is 'getY()' (line 26) which cannot be 'null', but will cause an issue if the actor is not in the world (the illegal state of the actor when calling that method).

Thanks! I got it to work.

This was said earlier about the class code. Actually, moving it down one line is enough. It is line 29 in the most recent code post that must be moved down (one line is sufficient).