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Thank you. It helped me a lot.

You can change 'if' to 'else if' on line 15 and just use 'else' on line 20 (remove the following 'if' statements and just execute the 'setImage' command.

Maybe you got the name of the method wrong. You should check the Actor class API documentation to verify this.

There are two possible errors that you could be getting on line 10 -- it would have helped if you explained what error message you were getting there. The first is the image filename -- image filenames usually end with 'png' or 'jpg' ( 'pjg' is not a normal image filename suffix ). The other is that a non-static method cannot be called from a static context. This means you need an object of the class to call the method on (you cannot call the method directly on the class name). Finally, there does not appear to be anything wrong with line 4 -- again without you being more specific, one can

What do you mean, do you want to add a raspberry? Marry me?

<Code Omitted> And then, to increment it in the act-method: <Code Omitted>

I have yet to look at your video; but -- why would you edit the Mover class at all? I do not think it was intended for that. At any rate, I will look at the video to see what there is, EDIT: I do not think the method should be there, anyway -- it should probably be in your World subclass.

I would guess that the distance you are moving the enemy is not enough to change the angle by a full degree, so it moves back to where it started. Try increase the speed from 'move(1)' to something higher.

Okay. I see what you are saying. The margin text does say that the return type is part of the method signature; when it is actually not part of it. The main text along side it also implies that the return type is part of the method signature. It is given as part of the method description in the object menus provided by greenfoot; but, again is not actually part of the method signature. So, yes -- a correction in the book should be recommended.

You can look at my Value Display Tutorial to learn how to accomplish that.

Your 'bounce' method with line numbers follows: <Code Omitted>Line 11 is suspicious in that y

Ignore, my teacher FINALLY got around to me.

Thanks for the reply, it helped me :)

Thank you very much, all working now :)