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Oh my gosh Thank you so MUCH! Been working all morning on this and could not for the life of me understand what I did wrong. The explanation made perfect sense to me.

Sure, i can. The Code isn´t changed, just the Constructor + one additional constructor with a destruction time. Ah. And the class is renamed. Thanks!!

I think I have supplied all the code necessary -- maybe not all in code form; but very little of what is needed was not supplied in code form -- and even that was spelled out pretty clearly.

You could just use an 'int' instance field for the speed of the cloud and increment it when changing directions. However, it will not take long for the cloud to move at incredible speeds. Tracking the x-coordinate of the clouds in an instance field of type 'double' can help allow more back-and-forths before they reach those outrageous speeds. However, just doing the first does get the job done (if you can deal with the long-term behavior imposed). Placing a maximum limit to the speed might be a viable option. If you still have issues, post the code that you are trying to use so we can g

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ah thankyou!!! it's work on my project :)

You can have a GameOver screen.

Thank you, Super_Hippo. I understand it now :)

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Sorted now - so not problem but I feel there are no easy to understand examples of how to create this functionality!

<Code Omitted>Where x and y should be replaced by numbers which represent the location where the object should be added.

First, you need to add a timer: <Code Omitted>Then, you can do it like this: <Code Omitted> For the bigger image, you could do this: (Usually it is better to scale down than to scale up. So if you can, use an image of the size of the big image (or even bigger) and scale it down. To do so, use a number below 1 where the 1.3 is right now to scale it up

What part(s) are you having trouble with?

Okay, so you have code for when they are waiting at a tomato pile and for when they are carrying a tomato. But, that is it -- there is no code for when neither of these two situations exist (not carrying a tomato and not at a tomato pile).

I uploaded a little Scenario showing how to do so here.