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Ok. What you are trying to say without really saying it is that the bullets are being created and placed in the world properly, but they are not moving like they should be. If you look in your bullet class, you will notice that the value of the 'speed' field is never initialized to anything; so, the speed of each bullet created is zero. You need to assign a positive value to the field either when declared or in the bullet constructor code block.

i tried but it still didnt work. i programmed this extact game a year ago but i got a new computer so i cant go back i just dont recall how i did it.

You can slow them down by changing 'move(2)' to 'move(1)'. As far as the strangeness, you just have to fiddle with the turn values or add more code to be more specific as to how you want them to move.

It is unclear what you mean by animating the hover out of the program as all animation must be done through code. Also, 'the code' in 'will the code still work' can only be presumed to be the fading code, where fading and hovering have nothing to do with each other unless you specifically add code to have the state of one cause a ch

let me rework this post/problem stuff a bit later because i have to figure out what is wrong myself, my main problem although is that i am getting syntax errors caused by the vector class

You create the double 'force' in the constructor. This value is lost once the method is left. So it isn't saved after that and can't be found.

Start with the class of the car -- give it the ability of variable speed (use a speed field and a method to increase the speed).

Sorry about my absence from this discussion, been a bit busy. Anyways, I believe that I have found another discussion that will fulfill my needs. Thank You! -TheGoldenBucket

thank you ;)

@richardzombie, please start a new discussion thread for your issue and do not revive old threads. Also, please show your code for what you have tried.

You can add a reference field to the class to hold the added actor so you can remove it when the conditions are right (I presume at line 35): <Code Omitted>then when creating it: <Code Omitted>and to remove it: <Code Omitted>I am skeptical a

lines 3-5 of what you posted in the Counter class, do not belong in that class. You need to put those lines at whatever point it is that you want to increase the count - that is, whenever your main actor collects a target. This will probably be in the main actor class.

An applet does not normally have permission to read and write files on the local system, so you can't user FileReader as you do above. Also, the file when exported is inside the jar file that makes up your scenario, so it doesn't exist as a separate file. I do have an example scenario showing how you can read file contents from files embedded within your scenario, though.