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Thanks, it worked

Do you ever set the ‘attachedActor’ to anything?

The if-statements that replace the buy-icon with the equip-icon are currently in the constructor of class Shop. That means, that they are only executed when the new Shop gets created. But you want them to be checked continuously while the shop is shown. The method that is executed continuously as long as the object is shown, is the act-method. So, if you move these statements into the act method, it should work. (Note that you will have to adjust the needed variables from being defined in the constructor to be private attributes of the class, so that the if-statement in the act method ca

<Code Omitted> If the actor is in the world, you can then do this to set it to 100 for example. <Code Omitted>

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I found the issue, I had the initialization as "public void token()" instead of "public token()"

The Gun class needs a field for the number of bullets it has to shoot. When shooting, the value should be decremented and then checked to see if any are left. If none left, remove gun from world.

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Thanks for your time. I figured it out by myself, but appreciate your help

I got it to work soon after I posted this, thanks!

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What have you tried? Have you done any searches? I have a Dialog class that contains elements for this and more. See my support collection.

Anything proportional to zero will be zero, so there must be some initial speed that is added non-proportionally to start it moving. The simplest way would be something like this: <Code Omitted>However, the actor will quickly accelerate off to the edge of the window. Placing a cap on the speed might be helpful. Also, using location values that are smaller that one pixel would aid in a slower speed-up as well as allowing a smaller proportionality. Unfortunately, this becomes not so simple.