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Thanks for all the responses, I ended up sitting down last night and truly thought about it, and what I ended up doing was

No. I do not see anything here that might cause it, either. But, you can remove both lines 13 and 14 from the code.

You can also use: <Code Omitted>

Please read the documentation of the 'mouseClicked' method of the Greenfoot class.

get a Condition for the gameover screen to get triggered e.g if bird is hit, Example = 1 then use <Code Omitted>Ofc you have to create a gameover class, with the image set to the screen u want it to look like

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Thanks I made a game a wile ago and for got that they turned anyway But thanks

Thank that helped alot

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Since the player will "continuously" move and therefore "continuously" change the target location, the code will need to be placed in the act method of the enemies. If you "always" want them to turn toward the player, you should either use the World instance 'getObjects' method to get the player object or use the Actor instance 'getObjectsInRange' method using a very large range. Whichever way you go, make sure an object is returned in the list before trying to get the object and getting its location coordinates to turn toward.

Thanks danpost that works!