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So i got it solved by replacing while,followed by if, by an if and then else if method. Ty for your help

What have you tried? or, how do you think this can be accomplished? can you come up with any ideas?

@davmac : Oh, whoops ! Well, I'm not quite sure if this is the correct solution but I simply removed "static" so it becomes just "public void main(string args)" and I was able to compile it without a problem!

THank you very very very much! NOw my game is complete!!!!

Dan said you only want to set those values once If this is true, you can't put them into the method, because act() gets called forever, and so the values would be set over and over

Well, TouchEvent and TouchPoint are part of the javaFX library; however, all classes, regardless of library, have the Object class as their root. The EventListener class is part of the java.util library. As far as playing around with them, you will have to experiment on your own. You could look at what classes are used and how they are used with respect to the mouse and try to set it up similarly for your case.

http://www.acsu.buffalo.edu/~gauravku/113/Assignments/8/Newtons-Lab-3/doc/SmoothMover.html Gonna get some sleep ._. , wait for Dan to reply if there's still questions Btw, are you hired by greenfoot Dan ^^?

I do not think you are being consistent with the name of your field. I see 'healthPoint' as the name of the field; but I also see 'damagePoint' being used in the code. I think 'hitCount' might be a more appropriate name since hits are what it is counting.

If you mean like taking an exaggeratedly large square transparent image and drawing Mario in the middle of it and then setting that image to a Mario object, then yes. All images are rectangular to begin with, regardless of where the actual color portions within that image are, however, and since normal collision detection uses the extent of the image, not the color portions within it, the hitbox is already rectangular. Most people have problems with the image itself being larger than the color portion within it and want the image size to be reduced without reducing the size of the color port

Will this be during gameplay? if so, what parts should be random? possibilities are (a) when one is spawned (b) which one is spawned, (c) where one is spawned.

Thank You!

wait i will move this to another discussion please ignore

Although that method of getting the rotation to the bullet may work, it is not good programming -- to use a class field for something that should belong to an object of the class. There are other ways to get the bullet to rotate the proper way. You can break line 55 above into its components, like this: <Code Omitted>The first line gets a local reference to the bullet created. T