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There are only like 5 or 6 methods within the class. I do not see how you could miss the two you are referring to.

All that is involved is controlling the background image of the world and the location of the actors in it. Any more information will have to be acquired by you attempting to accomplish this and any problems with the code being dealt with specifically (you showing code and asking specifics about it).

Well... Ok maybe I won't get it done in time DX Geeze... now I can empathize with all of those people who make fan games who end up delaying it all the time :/

Sorry, erdelf, I thought you meant that getType() was returning a null. I had made a really obvious error and put this: Ground a = (Ground) getOneIntersectingObject(Ground.class); right after if(!isTouching(Ground.class)) { Anyways, once again, sorry about that.

.... as I said

If you want to create a method to do that, create one. You would use a double 'for' loop (one for iterating across the image and one for iterating down the image), followed by using methods from the GreenfootImage class; like 'getColorAt' and 'setColorAt'. After getting the color, use the 'equals' method to compare each color against transparent (or compare the Alpha part of the color with zero).

Ok, I did not get this wrong spelled German, sorry. So I can use the name of another class instead of these other types. Sounds very interesting. I just updated my game. Thank you again. :)

You can detect where the shoe is about to be and see if there's an object there, and if there is, then align the shoe next to the object so it doesn't move normally and go into it. I've made a collision detection scenario that uses this concept if you'd like to have a reference (just don't copy it exactly). http://www.greenfoot.org/scenarios/9172

you sir.. are a savior..

Thanks for your help. Much appreciated.

If you create and start the background music in your subclass of World, then you need to use a reference to that instance of GreenfootSound; not create a new one.

Here is the hammer code : public void act() { checkMouse(); } public void checkMouse() { MouseInfo mouse = Greenfoot.getMouseInfo(); if(mouse!=null){ int button = mouse.getButton(); if(button == 1) { int mouseX=mouse.getX(); int mouseY=mouse.getY(); setLocation(mouseX, mouseY); } } }

ok thanks