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thank you

@danpost It's a simple button that redirects to the next question.

How did you "set" the images? Explain or show code (which every way you did it).

Try an earlier version or the USB version.

Hi! Thank you both, the frog now moves at different speeds thank you so much. I didn't mention it before but the DoubleBug actually gives double points when its eaten lol. This is how the code looks like with the modifications you made

javascript probably does not like the fact that you have to create an image to get its width for the class field picWidth.

Either (for left side): <Code Omitted>or (for right side): <Code Omitted>

ty very much man.

Ooooo, i see. Thank you very much bro :D

The hasWon method as given, will be returning true especially in the following cases: 1. If no balk exists at all. So, if there is no balk in the world, and the hasWon method is called, it will return true. So, depending on when you add the balks to the world, this can be your problem. You could either make sure that the method is only called after the balks has been added to the world (e.g. it should be ok, if the balks are added in the prepare method called from the constructor and the hasWon method is called from the act.) or add a check to the hasWon method that there have to exist balk

The boolean animateLeft is not good enough for your needs. It only has two states, but you have 3 animation sets (left, right AND idle). An int value would be more appropriate to track which animation is being used. The best values for each set are '-1' for left, '0' for idle and '1' for right. By adding 1 to the animation set value, simple indices can be acquired (0, 1, and 2), which leads to the opportunity of placing the animation sets in an array. Sample code might look like this:

oooh, thanks man!

The last way is probably best as only one time is intersection checked, there.

@danpost Thank you.

holy crap ur a savior