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I see a mthod called killPlayer but in it is: <Code Omitted>nothing to check if (isTouching(Player.class) or removeTouching(Player.class). P. S. It would be easier to read your code if it had proper indentation, the fastest way to make proper indentation is by pressing <Ctrl> + 'i' in the class editor.

In the posted code it's not fixed, and that's the code that I can look for problems. The if in the Bomb (that you fixed) now runs through the explode() code (if it's not commented anymore) all that has in it is removeObject() (after .302 of a sceond, which by then might have left the method already back to the act but it doesn't make a difference because of the next line of code), so it either does the removeObject in explode() or in the act (but I don't know how the "if" works with the 't', I don't

Thanks M8

Couple ways to improve aim. Save original location and increase the distance to move from that spot each act is one way. Saving current location with more precision by using double fields or fractioinal units is another.

Thank you so much! This just fixed the problem. :)

You can write the line of code (below) instead of saying "add a block here -- x location will be 15+(i*30)". <Code Omitted>

The 'theCounter' field in the MyWorld object is 'null'. Nothing is ever assigned to it. You might think that line 17 of the MyWorld class code does that; but in reality, it creates a local variable with the same name as the instance field. Remove 'Counter' from the beginning of line 17 so that 'theCounter' will refer to the instance field already declared.

Line 102 does not check the on-ground state (I think it should make sure the actor is not on the ground).

Nevermind I fixed it thank you so much

Just take the Wombat scenario and change the images (like, make the wombat a mouse and make the rocks pieces of cheese). Add an Actor subclass for Wall objects and create a maze, if you wish ... whatever.

In your MyWorld class, add an act method that checks for all three objects. If any one is not in the world, remove them and stop the game from there (remove code that stops game elsewhere): <Code Omitted>

If the value of 'amount' when calling 'bumpCount' is more than one, it is possible to have the value of 'BugtotalCount' jump over 35. Change line 21 to: <Code Omitted>

It means exactly what it says: Any time you try to call a method that requires that the actor be in the world, but the actor is not, you will get this message. Look at line 32 in your Mouse class. It tries to use 'getoneIntersectingObject' there. For some reason, the actor was not in the world when the execution of this line was attempted.

In order to have any consistent animation, you must restrict movement to one of the four ordinal directions (E, S, W or N). The major issue then is what to do when the mouse is at or near halfway between two adjacent directions (SE, SW, NW or NE). You do not want the animation to flicker between two different gifs; or the actor to face in one of the ordinal directions while moving diagonally (just would not look right). I would suggest breaking up the possible angles that can be moved in (if the mouse is in an in-between area, the actor will not move). This can be done by first getting the