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The problem is that the field is of Actor type and not of Player type. The compiler does not know to look in the Player class for the field.

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You could -- but, in your case, since none of them interact this any Actors or move, it might be just as well to draw them onto the background of the world.

You can replace line 7 with the following: <Code Omitted>This was possible because both the 'bLeft' field and the 'marioL' field were made public.

@fejfo, please do not reply to discussion posts that are not recent. This one is 3-1/2 years old. I do not think that this an issue any longer (chances are he has a new mouse, if not a new system, by now; or has moved on to other things). Anything over a month old, I would say, would not be worth responding to.

didnt see this one, though i can d better i think :3

Ergänze ein "else" in Zeile 14. Außerdem "mensch" in Zeile 12 durch "wmensch" ersetzen und "mensch" in Zeile 18 durch "mmensch".

After adding the 'steve' to the world, give him a random rotation move him a random distance up to the radius required and then reset his rotation back to zero. Your remainder operation in the initial 'if' condition is odd in that it will only be true 18 times within the first 300 acts, then never be true again. If you want 'steve's to be spawned every 300 acts, you need to reverse the values -- (numActs % 300).

I was also wondering why you went through such an elaborate sequence of steps in your enum. It could be written as follows: <Code Omitted>and 'List', 'Arrays', 'ArrayList', 'Collections' and 'Random' do not need imported. I do not see a need to import the 'Color' class either.

I downgraded to Java 7 when I realized that the UserInfo doesn't work with Java 8. Now I always have to confirm 3 pop-ups (saying it isn't save to use an old Java version and it should be upgraded etc.) before I can load a scenario. I am not sure if it was different with Java 8, but in Java 7 you have to add http://www.greenfoot.org/ to the exception list in the security area of the Java Control Panel.

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!