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Use the first line outside methods. Then you can use 'backgroundMusic.pause();' to pause it. <Code Omitted>

There is a closing brace ')' missing.

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You have 'int pizzas = 0;' inside the act method as a variable whose scope (existence) is maintained while the method is executing. Each time the method executes, a new 'pizzas' variable is created and when the method is done executing, the variable is gone for good. To maintain the variable for a longer period of time (for the life of the Nischaya object), that line needs to be placed outside of the method.

Switch lines 6 and adjusted line 7 above (remove the powerup from the world after adjusting the value of PUP).

Sounds like two issues here. Please stick to one issue at a time and show what code you have tried (try something).

You are calling 'checkRight' after calling 'checkLeft'. Both of these methods could cause the actor to be removed from the world. If the first one called does, then the code in the second one cannot properly execute because you cannot get an offset from a place that is not in the world. Make sure the actor is in the world before calling the second one of the two methods: <Code Omitted>or <Code Omitted>which is even better (so if you add more code, it will not

Double post, ignore

If you want any object at offset, use: <Code Omitted>

In case you are leery of my image link, the message is An error occured in a file for which the source cannot be found. class: source line number. >local relative reference on my dive<\GamePadTester\GamePadLoader.java:4 package.net.java.games.input does not exist.

There may be some settings that you need to adjust -- like security to medium-high (browser option) or adding 'greenfoot.org' to the list of trusted sites (java security option -- site exceptions list) (something like that) as well as 'enable java content in browser' (checkbox in java security option).

You should avoid using individual methods for one-line commands unless they are being called from several different places within your code. So, methods like 'moveDown', 'setTransparency' and 'fillBlock' just complicate matters (makes more code instead of less and causes program flow to jump around more than necessary. You should use code tags when posting code to give the code line numbering. It helps when discussing the code. You can use the 'code' link below the reply box or just key the world 'code' between square brackets before an after the code. The closing tag needs a slash afte

Ahh very helpful! Thanks a bunch :D

Thank you so much. Its 100% working!!

Ok, sorry for that.