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Thank You, the green foot .delay seemed to work, and The time of 200 was fine, as it allows enough time to read the message but doesn't delay too long. Thank you danpost and Super_Hippo so much!!!!

If you want more control of the text, to actually have one letter appear at a time instead of one small segment of the entire image, you could make use of my TextImage Support Class. Use a monospaced font and have the rectangles be the size of the image of one letter.

Thank you! You've been a great help! Thanks again. Both of you!

No. Check the documentation - "Set the paint order of objects in the world."

@roeilthegreat, replace line 30 with these two lines; <Code Omitted>I added the first line so that an outrageous String would not be returned if the timer was not running. The second line was changed to simulate what the act method does with 'displayTime'

ok so maybe a i scrap the reworked version and write a new scoreboard that record how many wombats are removed by the dolphins ( done with both cancelling when they interact).

Is there an Enemy class anywhere? It is not in the paint order at least (where the class 'Tank' is twice). Maybe the 'Enemy' class is only a superclass? And as davmac asked, why do you want to pass the new 'ActualToast' object to the new created 'Enemy' object which you want to add?

Ah, it turned out that my browser zoom was 90%. I set it to 100% and now it's fine. Thanks!

Ok, I missed that. The object has to be cast as a Tile object before setting it to a variable that can only hold a Tile object. Change it to this: <Code Omitted>

Well, I guess I asked too quickly on this. While looking at your error trace, I should have been able to tell; though it is actually called 'Vocab' (with a capital 'V'). You will probably find that 'draggedWord' and 'tf' will contain the same object. You should be able to get away with changing all occurrences of 'draggedWord' to 'tf' and removing lines 11 through 15. Also, the 'return' statement at the end is totally unnecessary, as there is no code after it with which to not process and you are not inside

ok, thanks

Oh, the keyboard can detect at least two keys close together, and my game has no problem with single player, but the keyboard screws up in multiplayer, when there can be up to six keys held down at once.

yep im still working, thanks a lot for the answer!! i'll try it

if you want a ready-made example (infinite) scrolling scenario, which you can learn from, or just add your game to, you can use scenario 12055 which I've uploaded. Its really an empty shell which you can bulid your game into, the actors you see when you run it are just there to show that the scrolling works