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Thank you it works!

Same way from within the class (for this one). That is, the above line is equivalent to: <Code Omitted>following the standard: <Code Omitted>where 'this' refers to the object the method is executing on (or for). Similar to the English grammar of a sentence -- subject followed by verb. From outside the class where the method is public, a reference to the object of the class the method is in is needed and must be explicitly given. For example:

Thank you!

Also, what’s next planned for development?

If your world is bounded, then the greatest x is getWorld().getWidth() -1 , and the greatest y is getWorld().getHeight() -1 .

Thanks a lot, I was stuck trying to make it work in the bomb class when I could have just put it in the plane class like you said.

Maybe: <Code Omitted>

thanks

You could do something like this (where the class of falling objects is called Falling and its static image array is called imgSet): <Code Omitted>

Add an int timer field: <Code Omitted>Then use something like this: <Code Omitted>

That sounds like overkill. Each user already has a unique name. Also, I think a better use of the score field would be to track who is playing who. That is, when two players start a game, take a unique game number and make it the score field for both players. That way, you can use getNearby to quickly find an opponent as well as for checking for unique game numbers.

setPaintOrder(A.class, B.class, C.class) A will be above B and C B will be above C and below A C will be below A and B

ok

thanks for the work man