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On line 10 (class Teste) you declare a member variable Scor. It means that object Scor belongs to ONLY that particular object teste. So each world that is a subclass of teste has its own object Scor. So it is not reseting, it is a different object on each world. The solution is to have only one object Scor, common to all the worlds. So you need a CLASS VARIABLE (static). Change line 10 to: <Code Omitted>

I think i fixed it, i tried another code from the buggy car, if you know it and it worked for the buggy, now i have to implement it to my actors I honestly feel very bad about copy paste code, but i'm in a rush right now, i will try to understand all of it after i finish my project :D

What are you trying to do? Be more specific. If you want to add an object into the world in a specific x and y put the following in your world:<Code Omitted>If you want to add something each time this actor is added. like for instance you want that every time you add a tree an apple will get added to the world also then make a method in this actor like this:<Code Omitted>I didn't see the other two posts until after I posted mine and the page got reloaded. (There are two people that use

Yes, you need a score variable: <Code Omitted>Or similar. I thought that you already have the score.

You cannot use 'mouseClicked(Actor.class)', 'mouseClicked(World.class)' or 'mouseClicked(<<ANY>>.class)'. The parameter must be some specific visible object that can be clicked on -- a World object (or instance of World) or an Actor object (or instance of Actor). You could use 'null' to see if any click was made; then determine if it was clicked on an Actor object and then determine if that Actor object was of type 't2i1a':

You can also change a few things and have the questions and answers in one array. I think this might be clever, so if you have a lot of questions, you still easily see which answer options are related to each.

It will do something different with "static", although the end result will be the same. This is not the same as the difference between using for example public versus private, where it will not do anything different at all (as long as it compiles in both cases). If a line looks like: <Code Omitted> ... Then it runs once, when the class is initialised. If instead it l

So due to my confusion I guess it really only makes sense to be talking about the activity page.

You are using the chosen language in the Play world. It seems logical to place the field, along with its related 'getter' and 'setter' methods, in it.

Okay that worked. Thanks for the help!

it's working now thank you A LOT for your patience while helping me man

You may want to assign a new GreenfootSound object in the constructor of the Start world to ensure that the music starts at the beginning when the project is reset. Place at line 20: <Code Omitted>and change line 11 to: <Code Omitted>