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With what you have tried, either the scarecrow will have moved forward some or backward some. But, sometimes neither is possible without running into another. Sometimes, it will have to just stay where it is until one of the others move away. Maybe try forward; if not, pick a random side and move there; if not, try the other side; if not, try backward. After each failed attempt, move back to original location.

What version of Greenfoot are you running? Does it happen with the latest release, version 3.0.3?

Move lines 20 through 40 of the MainScreen class to a 'public void started()' method.

Thanks!

Ah, thank you danpost, once again

Thank you so much!

Maybe you misunderstood. It might be that because I missed one change that you needed to make, you tried to fix it on your own. To be clear, do this: <Code Omitted>Then in other classes, when

Ok, thank you very much! your first line is what I meant, I just failed at my first line

You can use the getObjectsInRange method in Actor; see the Greenfoot Documentation, provided you have a way to play that GIF image.

replace lines 23 - 26 with <Code Omitted>and jumpStrength shouldn't be that high (20 is better)

There is no need to have 'PrepX' and 'PrepY' retained for the life of the world. You can change the method to this: <Code Omitted>and remove'PrepX' and 'PrepY' totally from the class.

Oh, yeah. You did say your Shooter turns 360 degrees. You will need to insert the following line into the code at line 4 (before the 'turn-move-turn-move' combination): <Code Omitted>

I have manages to fix it by changing the variable I have set to be a minus and when the space isn't pressed it would reset so the pistol can then fire once again. <Code Omitted>

Thank u guys :)

It is to keep track of the player object. If you were to simply say, <Code Omitted>It's much harder to get a hold of that object again. It is possible with some Greenfoot methods, but the way that objects are normally 'kept track of' is through instance variables.