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I noticed that 'direction' is not used anywhere in the code (it is a parameter in one of the constructors which sets an instance field to its value; but that is it). No matter what value is given it, there will be no change in the behavior of the bullet. The movement of the bullet objects is strictly upward because of the way the 'setLocation' statement on line 31 is used.

Thankyou

Nevermind, I worked it out.

Thanks for your help, that only move the bullet to the edge of the player, but I figured out how to offset it over to the gun. I ended up with:

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You may want to take a look at my Crayon Babies: A World Changing Demo scenario to see how to accomplish that.

Thanks very much :))) it works !!

This: MouseInfo m = new MouseInfo(); is not how you get a MouseInfo object. Refer to the Greenfoot class API to find the method you need. You will find this part not to work either: Greenfoot.turnTowards(m.getX(),m.getY()); as 'turnTowards' is not a method of the Greenfoot class.

Danpost has a scenario for something like this: Level Changing Demo. That should help. :)

ahhh ok.. im taking my time replying cuz i thought i was getting on peoples nervs... haha thank you

It doesn't have tags,Il calling it w/o tags?

I've gone through the code, your AI implementation includes simulation of characters... what else...?? I'm developing a different game, and would like to know more, how I can include more of AI here..