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I think the distance moved has to be the differences in the width -- not plus or minus the sum of the width (for one thing). The normal width looks wrong at line 24 (for another).

If 'Burger' counts the number of burgers eaten and you want an apple to spawn after every ten burgers are eaten, then line 5 should be: <Code Omitted>However, the code is probably misplaced. It needs to be located immediately after the following: <Code Omitted>Or, at least, the conditional should be placed there (it can still call this method, but without conditions in the method itself).

Then use this: <Code Omitted>

To resize an image, use the scale method from the GreenfootImage class.

You are adding Counter1 to the world, why not Counter2? I have a question. What are Level1 and Level2?

After you create the lives counter, use the 'setValue' method to set the number of lives allowed. Then, use 'lives.add(-1);' to lose a life.

At the top of the code, where you see the following line: <Code Omitted>add the following lines: <Code Omitted>

Looks like you dropped an 'm' in the extension to a reference to an 'mp3' sound file (called 'NomNom').

The basic code for detecting a single key entry (for "enter" key) is: <Code Omitted>Your scenario must already be running and the code must be in an act method (or a method it calls) of a currently active object (either the currently active world or an actor that is currently in that world) .

Need to see current codes (with some attempted code at what you are trying to achieve) so we can help fix it.

Try to import the Score class (Edit→Import...) and follow the instructions.

With what do you need help?

Did you search for "Greenfoot" in your Computer. For me, it is in C-Programs(x86)-Greenfoot

When you use "==" you are checking if two things refer to the same object, not to two objects that are the same. Because you have just set the image (line 28) to a new image object, there is no way that this can now be the same image object as the pre-existing 'img'. You could compare the images using the .equals(...) method, something like: <Code Omitted> And this might work as you want, but it also might not: exactly how GreenfootImage compares for image equality is not formally specified. Even if it do

Hi I know what to do