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Unfamiliar with DGC, please elaborate.

Will need to see the code (not just the error line, but, at minimum, the method that the error occurred in).

The only issue I see with the code is that in the last line 'geX()' should be 'getX()'. Other than that, it should work. Maybe you should post the code of the class you are trying to use it in. Seems to me that your errors are more general in nature.

Thank you!

"mine detection task" is not familiar to me. However, you will probably need to have the third actor store the location of or a reference to the actor it needs to go to. Which depends on where you want the actor to go -- to the location of the actor is at when the first one reached it or to wherever that actor may be by the time the third actor gets to it. A method to set the field or fields would help. The first actor will need to get or retain a reference to the third one, so the coordinates or actor can be passed to the third one. It may be possible to avert using these fields if only

rosh11, please start a new discussion topic. You have posted a message in a completely unrelated topic.

Awesome thanks a ton! Its working perfectly :D

Lines 10 through 30 deal with moving upward. Lines 31 through 40 deal with downward. There is no code to deal with moving left or right as yet. They would be coded somewhat similar to the upward, hitting platform code.

That would produce about 5 or 6 foods per second -- way to quick when what is wanted is one every 3 to 4 seconds. The first line generating the random number should be more like this: <Code Omitted>which would average one ever 3 to 4 seconds. At times, however, It would occasionally spawn 2 or 3 food almost instantaneously or maybe a wait of up to 7 or so seconds between spawnings. Better would be to reduce the random range and add a minimum

It could look like this: <Code Omitted>

The ImgScroll class you are using should not need any modifications. If you do not want to scroll vertically, then use '0' (zero) for amount to scroll in that direction scroll(dx, 0);

It is not doing it from any of the code given.

I figured it out with the help of a fellow classmate. See the code below.