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There is the 'setLocation' method. When touch occurs, you can use it to separate the two actors so they are not touching. But, you will need to do more to ensure that the zombie does not immediately move back into the chased and cause more lose of health before some time (your preference as to how long) has elapsed.

I solved it with a by decompiling the library a dirty solution. So I still want to know the proper solution

Don't worry i used what you gave me earlier and put it into display3() THANK you very much.

This is probably not perfect, but an example how to do it for the left side. The problem you will be facing is that if you for example walk in one direction and change the direction, the image may change a few act-cycles too late. To avoid that, you could use a field to track the current direction and if the direction is changed, you set the 't_animation' to 9, so the first image is used instantly.

I think this is because the compiler doesn't now exactly what is wrong just which line and the type of mistake so it can't always give you the exact world in which the mistake was made. And you can see which type of syntact error there is on the bottom left

Yes, that's correct, sorry.

You can turn the numbers into text easily enough. But, maybe you are not explaining in detail enough for us to understand the real issue you are having. First, explain what you are trying to do. Then show what you have tried (include some code example). Then we can understand better what you want and can, hopefully, give you some advise, pointers, or whatever, to help fix the issue.

There are a few inventory scenarios floating around that may have shared the source.

I started the project knowing only few things. I didnt know such tricks tp simplify my ideas. You see I learn overtime. Tip noted though. Thanks ! Cx

What have you tried as far a this? If nothing, what information do you think the shark would need to accomplish this? and, what steps do you think would be involved? If the Crab has eaten all the worms, then no worms would be left in the world. Add an act method in your CrabWorld class. Have it check to see if no worms are in the world, and if so, sh

Sorry, I should have realized the code was in the Scene world class by the use of 'removeObject' and 'getObjects' without 'getWorld().' before them. See your other discussion thread.

kindly delete this discussion thanks...

Be aware that GreenfootImage objects (as with any java.awt.Image object) is rectangular and that there may be some transparent area to any side of the visible image. These areas are still part of the image and are included during standard collision detection methods. In other words, one image is considered touching another when the images touch, regardless of whether a touching area is transparent or not. This is most likely the source of your problem here. I have created a scenario that will automatically reduce the size of an image to remove any and all excess transparencies that can be