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Hi I know what to do

Just click on it to remove it. It is a break-point indicator. If you run the code with the sign there, the program will stop in the middle of execution at that line of code (it is a debugging feature).

OH MINE AS WELL! Thank you!

Well, when you brought this up in the other discussion thread, I had a feeling you would need to create your own anyway. You will need to have knowledge both in the use of the UserInfo class (for accessing the data) and of the GreenfootImage class (for creating the scoreboard). Their API class documentations will be your go-to pages (your friends). Start by creating a subclass of Actor that will create a ScoreBoard object. Add to your existing game over code a check to see if UserInfo is available and, if so, create a ScoreBoard object. Test both cases of user logged in and not logged in

I am not sure I quite get it. How does pressing enter to make the already spawned actors fall disturb the spawning of actors?

i suck at this i'm sorry, thank you so much. i'm sorry for giving you a headache

THANK YOU SO MUCH

Hi davmac Thank you for your prompt reply, sorry that I only got back to you now. Basically the greenfoot loading screen would open but it wouldn't progress from there. I resolved my issue by going to a friend that day and extracting his zipped folder onto my flash and now I just run greenfoot on my flash. Again thank you! Kind regards Katsura

A couple of suggestions: (1) add the answers to the list and shuffle them before adding the picture to it; (2) you need the picture of Finland added to the second answer set.

That would be best -- so that the title of the thread fits what is in it.

My Value Display Tutorial explains how to accomplish this kind of thing.

To spawn an object is basically the same as to add one into a world.

A falling actor reaches the ground when its y-coordinate value becomes one less than the height of the world it resides in. So, that is what you check for in the act method of the class of the actor: <Code Omitted>Whether you add an actor and stop the scenario or change the world to show the end game state is up to you. Place the code where indicated.

One problem is the improper use of 'isKeyDown' which requires a String key value in its parameter. Using 'null' for the parameter makes no sense. If you change that and add a key string to the parameter, then the next thing is the 'while' loop, which will stop everything except the player (if the player can move and the "w" key is down (conditions in the 'movePlayer' method -- otherwise everything will be on hold) until the key is released. I think you are just overcomplicating things by trying to tell the player not to move. It will not move unless you tell it to move -- you do not have t

Okay thanks I'll try