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Sometimes it turns like it should, and sometimes it don't. Got this part of multiplayer, and now how should i do the score part?

Started messing with the concept here Fighter Man Demo it only does movement, there is nothing to fight just yet.

Thanks for the reply. My son has text me to say that he ran out of time so has copied all the source code. Hopefully he'll be able to recreate it.

The healthbar3 class is fine the way it is -- do not modify it. I tested out the classes given above and after removing line 44 of the BossWorld class, the healthbar performed appropriately when a Shot object "hit" the Boss1 object. If yours is still not working, I would suggest you post up the HealthBars class next for inspection.

I guess I can use it for displaying the current time from one country in another/different country.

Thanks for the help.

If you want to start to program a game, and you don't know anything about programming then you can start by looking at:

• The Greenfoot Tutorials
• The Joy Of Code tutorials
• The book Introduction to Programming with Greenfoot
• The Java™ Tutorials (whi

Create a GreenfootSound object. Then you can start/pause it in the started/stopped methods in your world which are automatically called once whenever the scenario is started/paused.

Hey! Thanks, it worked perfectly! I appreciate the help.

It works thanks :) i guess i made a mistake on my code, i move the refactoring of hitActor(); to minion1 class, and change the minion => projectile anyway thanks >.< its really help a lot i can finally sleep peacefully, good night :)

Thx a lot :D really help me ^^

Please show your world class code (which is where I presume you have the Word object added into the world).

You get the rotation of the actor with the 'getRotation' method and you compare it to a value between 0 and 359 (or compare it two or three times to determine a range of values).

Okay, the following line in your space class: <Code Omitted>creates a local int variable named 'Score' that is assigned the current value of 'rocket.Score3', which is obviously zero since the object was just created and not added into the world yet. Obviously, since you already know its value, getting it in a local variable at that time really does not make any sense. It appears you put a 'Score' field in the space class as well. This is not the same variable as what that line assigns the 'Score3' rocket value to, either. In other words, you currently have three