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That is what using the 'setLocation' method does -- places your actor at the location coordinates given. So, if you give it the coordinates of the location of where the mouse was clicked, that is where it will be immediately placed. I am a bit confused. You cannot have it move to both mouse click locations and to pre-assigned points. Maybe you can elaborate as to exactly what you want t

Word. Thank you

You could also use turnTowards followed by turn(180), and then move forwards :)

Please show the code for the 'getDirection' method. If all it does is determine the direction and does not actually change anything, then I cannot see how it would have any influence on what the 'optionsOfDirection' method is doing. Also, lines 4 though 15, which is the final code in the method, will randomly choose any of the possible directions, regardless of which direction it was previously facing.

You should trace the logic of your 'checkWalls' method. You cannot just throw the code given you into the method. The snippets given you should be placed at the proper locations, replacing the problem code you already had. Also, using 'isAtEdge' will not be enough to determine which edge is being hit -- even with the rotational value). You need to check the actual x- and y-coordinate values for it being at an edge.

Thank you very much, it works perfectly ! :)

Thank you so much for your help (and patience)!

So lucky, I solve my code for collision. thank you very much for always reply my post :)

The code you have will (or at least should) remove any touching instance of Bone including instances of its subclasses (RedBone etc). Perhaps post more of your code (or even upload your scenario) so we can see where this has gone wrong.

Replace lines 18 and 19 with this: <Code Omitted>

Try this:

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The code in the Spawner class act method looks like a good candidate for using the switch statement.

If 'line' was one entry in the file that was read back in, then the following would convert the height and weight back into floats: <Code Omitted>

Start the first level as described. Don't start the other levels like that. Implement code to get to the next world: <Code Omitted>