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I do not know if the Animal class is still supplied with the greenfood download; but, you could try "Edit>Import class..." from the menubar to see if you could import it into your project. Then just change 'public class Crab extends Actor' to '... extends Animal' to make your project more like the one in the tutorial. Then you will be able to use 'move();' as well as the 'canSee' and 'eat' methods.

yes and I tried it with a specific actor but I'm not sure if i got the code right for that part

With more messing about I have figured it out and no longer need help.

Thank you both for taking the time to leave a comment. However I already cleared my problem on a much more helpful forum (not to say that this one isn't!), so it doesn't matter anymore. But yeah anyway, have a nice day.

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Never mind it was an error on my end when trying to clear the level code of all the junk, deleted something by accident :S my bad :P

Other ideas might be: (1) scale down the entire scenario (size of background and size of images) to reduce lag; (2) remove any and all excess transparencies around the images of your actors (rows and/or columns of pixels along the edges of the actor images that are totally transparent; that is, every pixel in that row or column is transparent). If you need a way to remove such rows or columns of pixels, you can download my Image Transparency Adder/Trimmer scenario and use it to easily remove excess transparency. You could also use an ima

Solved it return (Tile)getOneObjectAtOffset(0, -1, Tile.class);

danke für den Hinweis

Have you tried doing it without the Music?

Yeah I am pretty sure the getOneIntersectingObject method would work

Change line 46 in you subworld class to this: <Code Omitted>

Yeah I would love to see the source code for that. I think I'll try what you said to do with the bubbles that PacMan could drop. That sounds like a pretty good idea.