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The variable reference 'obj' is declared to hold an Object type object. So, the compiler will look no further than the Object class for the 'name' field -- and will not find it. If you use:

Thank you I had no idea, that tank was an object reference ^^;;

"Profit" is a String which doesn't have any relation to the 'Profit' int field. To display the 'Profit' int field, it could be done like this: <Code Omitted> Where does it give you the error?

You could have a boolean field to save the state of the key and only if it is changing from not-pressed to pressed, you let it move.

so i shud answer my own questions??????????????????

Yes -- evidently. These methods are included in the Animal class which the classes given extend.

Oh god. Setting those values to 0 really worked, I couldnt understood, what the parameters are meaning. I put the noWallInFront() method into the move() method, so the line looks like this:

dan - excellent - this worked for everyone! smcgee

So i have some text in the corner of the screen that shows the level and I want it to pause everything for a few seconds when it reaches a different level.

See getObjectsAt.

hi danpost and super_hippo I got it fixed. thanks you a lots danpost and super_hippo. much appreciate all the help. System.out.println(" BIG HUGS TO YOU BOTH");

The world which is initialized first, is the one that you right-click on, then in that right-click drop menu press "new Intro()", which is the first thing on that list, also the only thing written in black. That could be the menu world and when you click on the menu button in that world you do <Code Omitted> and it will switch to game world.

I'm currently using a method that turns 120 and moves 3 if an obstacles is intersected but that results in inconsistent behavior, sometimes jumping the Hostile through the obstacle.

Thanks for the help danpost.