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Of course. Do you keep a reference to your player in your world class?

I am sure there is a simpler way. Post your monster class for assistance (use the 'code' link below the reply box to insert code into your post). Anyway, I do not see how 'instanceof' can help if all the monsters are created from the same class.

A "catch" statement must follow a "try" block. It catches any exception (of the given type) that occurs during execution of the try block. In your example, it then prints the stack trace from the exception.

ah.. that's better. It was just glitching.

These are how the methods were in the Animal class of my G2.3.0 USB download:

It's working now i made a higher value for the jump method

I used the technique described above in my Crazy Cheatin' Maze scenario.

Your class structure would determine the best way to go about what you are trying to do here: For an example of what I mean by class structure, one might be something like this: World > Course Actor > Car > BlueCar, GreenCar, RedCar Other > none

Please do not post multiple discussion topics for the same problem.

Thanks man! You helped me out alot. It seems to be working now, you make it sound easy though :P You are doing a great job here danpost, respect.

I got it now thanks for helping me out

Thankyou for that explanation danpost.

Please ... new topic, new discussion -- and show what you tried.

Unless you are required to use a switch statement in your code, this method can be reduced to the following: <Code Omitted>To make it only process every other act cycle, you need to add a boolean instance field, change its value every act cycle and only process the code when the value is only either true or false. I change 'while' to 'if' because you do n