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How did you implement it?

I had this same problem myself, I wrote a quite ugly, bulky function to fix it, if you'd like, try this, it will use your rotation and the length of your barell in pixels(hypLength) to determine where the end of your barrel is. simply create the bullet at getX()+adjacent and getY()+opposite

I plan a nice release on my B-Day so hopefully all will go as planned

Thanks This Will Help

Thank you! It works!

One way is to have each teleporter object store what world to go to and where the player should be placed in that world. Another way, if you are creating new worlds when the teleporter object is touched, is to have a second constructor in your worlds that have either a boolean parameter so it knows when to spawn the player at a different location or two int parameters for the coordinates to place the player.

Problem solved!

Oh never mind, i figured it out........wow.....that was a stupid question....

Thanks

Worked, thanks ;)

@Danpost Dude for real you help me so much! Sry for my stupid questions, i'm a real noob in Greenfoot....But i make much fun to programm my game. Maybe later i got more questions hopefully someone will still help me^^ :)

Wait never mind! I figured it out! Derp :D

What do you mean by default it? Have it set to a specific position when compiling/resetting the scenario or have it set to a specific position when opening Greenfoot and no other speed was set? If it's the first case, just use 'Greenfoot.setSpeed(some value between 0 and 100);'. The second thing isn't possible I think. The Greenfoot default speed will always be in the middle.

Ty very much was struggling whole day too make this work!

My question was quite unclear but I think u answered my question . Thank you