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Remove the 'spawn' method and add the You object from the world constructor. Right now, every You object creates another You object every act cycle. If there is none, then none will be created, but if there would be one, after one second, there would be so many that your computer could not handle them.

I uploaded one as simple as I could do it -- source included. It is here. Hope you can understand it. And if not, you could ask for information about any codes you do not understand of it here.

Try to use this: <Code Omitted>The addedToWorld method is automatically executed once after the object was added to the world. The constructor on the other side is executed when the object is created which is before it is added to the world, so it can't get its location at this point. You created this discussion twice. Click on "Destroy" at the other one.

The subscripts are not too difficult to do. There are characters for all ten of them between (char)8320 and (char)8329. I have found all but one of the superscripts (the 1 was not found). Most of them between (char)8304 and (char)8313 (8305 through 8307 are not usable. The 2 and 3 superscripts are the squaring and cubing characters located at (char)178 and (char)179 (if I am not mistaken). Without the '1', however,, the codes for the other nine might be quite useless. A side though is that you could create you own system for creating the superscripts and subscripts in an image with a b

You can make the String objects be the common factor. Save the strings instead of the Answer objects. Have the filename of the pictures also be the same string with all pictures having the same extension. This way, you can even vary the answer to the same question -- one of the strings can be randomly picked to be the right answer. Its image is shown, the Answer objects are created with the chosen one getting the 'true' parameter.

I tested the code out and it seems okay to me. The Fall is falling and afterwards the world resets the level. Of course, I had to presume what codes you had for 'cleanUp' and for 'testLvl' plus a couple of other minor adjustments that was in no way related to falling or resetting the level. The only other thing I had to do was change what class the Fall class extends to Actor (I did not have the Effects class codes). So, in light of my results, I would say that cause of the issue you are having resides either in the Effects class or the WorldLoader class.

Thank you very much, it works now.

thanks a lot, this really helps

There are many ways to limit it to a one-time action. Obviously, you have found that coding the action in the constructor is one way -- and in this case, probably the best way. The constructor is a block of code that looks like a method, but (1) does not have a return type (in most cases, it would be the 'void' in method declaration lines); and (2) the name of the block has the same name as the class. So, a Player class would have a constru

What have you tried? Show something of an attempt.

@danpost Your solution works perfect, thanks a lot!! I tried now to combine your solution with my coding and because of your explanation it also works! It is sentence 5 and 10 that matters.

Since no more information was given, I could only speculate that the actors each represent a dice with a different value. Then, the answer to 'is there a better way' would be "yes" (definitely better from a design perspective; but faster -- as far as coding time, probably; as far as execution time, questionable).

Thank you very much, it worked!!

You could put a copy of the executable file (created by locally sharing to make an application) in the project folder and upload it here with the source code checkbox checked. Then they can download it from the site, extract the files by unzipping the downloaded folder and take the executable from inside it.