Yes, that's because when your focus is not your browser, Greenfoot would slow down the speed automatically. Then the "timeSpace" in WorldX would get too big for intersection detecting.
After all, it works good on Android.
A new version of this scenario was uploaded on Sat Nov 17 03:45:14 UTC 2012
Fixed some fall problem.
Updated the Android project included. It should work with Eclipse and AIDE both now.
A new version of this scenario was uploaded on Sun Nov 18 06:14:27 UTC 2012
*A bug which id found by groengeel has been fixed.
*Add a warnning information if you don't have your world started.
*Add a exception information if any exception has been caught.
You can enter the Greenfoot class in greenfoot package and turn "debug" to true to turn on the DebugMod.If so, the scenario may become a little bit slower, but exceptions would be caught then.
WOW its good demo!
Fortunly I need exactly THIS demo for a game I have just work with it!
I tried to look in your code and I didn't understand even One sentence cause you have
realy MUCH of them, and I will very grateful if you can explain briefly explain what your code does.
Anyway thank you very much :)
@Almog sorry for reply so late.
If you want to make a scroll World, you can focus on the class ScrollWorld and ScrollActor. I could add some explain to that if you want, but you may wait for a few days. I was busy at school these days. Any question is welcomed.
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