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thanks dan it worked!!!

Please show the 'counter' field declaration line in the Background class.

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You probably need to double the width or height of the image for the rope. Try this in the Rope class constructor ('public Rope()'): <Code Omitted>This will work if the image of the rope at zero rotation is hanging straight down. The code takes the original image and draws it on an image frame that is twice as tall, moving the point of rotation to the top of the original rope image.

Thanks a lot bro you helped me a lot there

There are several methods in the Actor class which you can use (see here). If there is only one leaf, it could look like this:

I had the same problem, and I figured that there is an error in the exporter, where it doesn't also bundle external .jar libraries as well. The libraries in question for me: <Code Omitted> I suspect that any external libraries are not being packaged into the jar

Thank you for code and explanation. Now I'm doing scrolling world with big tilemap.

The 'size' method returns a number, not a boolean. You could check if the number is higher than 0. Or you could use the 'isEmpty' method.

Didn't realize i added setup() there actually thats my bad, i figured it out for the most part though thanks for the help guys

Probably too many or oversized images; possibly large sound files; too many objects in your world; or, any combination of these.

A single equal sign, '=', is an assignment operator; and you cannot assign a value to a method call. The operator you need to use is the conditional equality operator, which is a double equal sign, '=='. Also, the 'ready' method, which returns a boolean value (or any method that return anything) must have a 'return' statement. I believe the method should read: <Code Omitted>

You need to show (1) the class where the integer is located (indicate which integer it is); (2) the class that needs to add 1 to that integer (indicate where it is to do it); and (3) explain what the integer is to hold and how that value is used in other parts of the program.

You should not need a reference field for any of the bubbles (remove line 4); and the bubble created and added into the world with lines 15 and 16 are not part of any of your required set (remove those two lines). Still you are creating a bubble and not doing anything with it (line 29); remove that line. If you want to create 21 bubbles each at the center and at random locations, then change '10' in line 27 to '21'. The second while loop again will never execute. You initialize x to '300' a value greater than '11', which the loop requires the value of x to be less than.