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All the information on those lines has already been taken care of in the constructor of the class I gave. The fields 'suit', 'face' and 'value' will be set to the appropriate values when the card is created. They will hold, for an example, when 'new Card(11)' is executed: id = 11; suit = "club"; face = "queen"; value = 10; and the 'front' field will hold the face up image for that card; the 'back' field holds the face down image for ALL the cards (you may need to adjust

you are missing a '}' character - it should be on line 11.

You're right thank you! I'll upload my game as soon as i get it done

In your 'run' method, the last part should be something like this: <Code Omitted>Of course, 'addLeaf' and 'recordLap' will need to be adjusted (as I gave it just as an example of what it would look like).

Line 30 creates a local variable with the name 'paukku' that holds a Paukku object. You cannot assign it a value of '1'. If you want to refer to your int field at that point, you need to refer to it as 'this.paukku': <Code Omitted>

Import the image files into your project. You can right-click on any class icon and select 'setImage.'; then, import the file from your file directory into the project. Afterwards. you can reset the image of the class as needed. Once the image files are in the images folder of your project, which is where importing the file will copy them to, you can then use them in your project. I am aware I explained it in a bit of an awkward way; but, I cannot know whether you have separate classes for WinScreen and LoseScreen, which you can 'setImage' to immediately upon the import or not.

Is this like supposed to be a riddle? My guess is the word immediately following the word 'extends' and it was not in the class given above. More precisely, 'Desert' was changed to 'World'.

ahh, thank you very much. now it works.

Seeing what is happening is not the same as looking at HOW it is happening. This is more important, especially when lag is involved. You should show the code being used to draw (or put) the dots or lines behind the actor. Use the 'code' link below the 'Post a reply' content box to insert code into your posts. The two main ways of producing trails are as follows: (1) draw the trail on the background of the world; this is okay if the trail is permanent and does not fade away; my Crayon Babies: A World Changing Demo scenario has an exampl

This is the problem. You are creating a new MovableBrick object that has initial values for its fields. The 'xPosition' field will be '2' and remain '2' until it is placed into the world and 'beats in something'. You need to get the 'xPosition' value from the MovableBrick object that is already in the world -- the one that the bear is actually on. You can use 'getOneObjectAtOffset' to determine if on one and cast the Actor o

Hi there, yes Snake is a subclass of Wombat. I changed it and now it works, cheers Super Hippo

Easier would be to use the 'fillPolygon' method: <Code Omitted>The first set of integers are the x-coordinates of the three points of the triangle (polygon) and the second set are the y-coordinates. The coordinates of each point are at the same index within the two arrays. So, here the points are ( 0, 0 ), ( 90, 0 ) and ( 0, 90 ). Do the same using the coordinates of the 3 points for each corner.

Easier would be to use static fields for the images and values and just have the Card class create each specific card as needed: