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Like if your class was called Fragment, in the block of code headed by this line: <Code Omitted>

Fixed, my worlds were too big for it to work with the applet format.

Fixed it, phew. Just had to make my world smaller like you said and it worked, I think it was because the heap space error thingy that it just went grey and it refused to show any info so I made my world into a 7x7 instead of 20x10 and then it worked. Thanks for saying that when you tried it out, else I wouldn't have known :)

Something like this I believe. Color color = image.getColorAt(x,y); Color newColor = new Color(color.getRed(), color.getGreen()+40, color.getBlue()); image.setColorAt(x,y,newColor);

thanks

thanks anyway if you have time would you take a look at another post of mine (Help Making a object break up to other objekt/images)

You are a legend. Thanks so much!!!!

Well...... OK then! TIME TO STUDY!!!!

Copy lines 24 through 57 of your bad class and replace lines 46 through 57 in your badGeral class with it. Then, in all subclasses of badGeral, remove the 'act', the 'moveBad' and the 'move' methods. You should already have removed the 'dirX', 'dirY' and 'PASSO' fields from those classes, also. You will need to remove lines 14 through 21 of the badGeral class also.

Ah, thank you for the reply! Overlooking something as obvious as that... feel a bit embarrassed; thought the problem was something else. -.-'

Your question is way too vague. What do you mean by "does not work" exactly? Your title mentions a NullPointerException, what is the stack trace?

I think your inheritance hierarchy looks incorrect, as danpost says. To answer the question though, assuming you are using that hierarchy, calling the super() constructor from Adult calls the constructor of the immediate superclass, which is Teenager. However, this constructor will then also generally call the constructor of its own immediate superclass and so on.

never mind I have fix it already, but thanks for the help