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Greenhouse, thanks for pointing that out. danpost, that was my next step. I couldn't figure it out. Thank you both.

PentValleyIsGay please help me brother

Example please? Keep in mind I'm pretty much a "noob" here and am yet quite bad at understanding what you are saying.

After a little testing, I must concede that you are correct. That does it.

The horizontal movement, left and right, are independent of the vertical movement; meaning that jumping only deals with the vertical and has no effect on the horizontal; and the horizontal movement does not need any adjustment because of jumping. The code you provided above (if the counter begins incrementing upon a jump and is reset to zero after the jump) will cause your actor suddenly appear at a higher location for the duration of the count and then suddenly appear back at the lower location after the count. Your count limit of 4 is fairly small for what you have right now. A value

At line 41: put 'if (getRotation() == 180) getImage().mirrorVertically(); At lines 54, and 63: put 'getImage().mirrorVertically(); At line 100: this needs adjusted as you are always adding the width of Aubie to the x location and never subtracting it; better would be to use 'move' with an argument of half the width of the image of Aubie.

OHHH yeah i see now... thank you very much helped alot :)

I believe there is a similar type error in the Repair method, in that you are creating a new Repair_Indicator that never gets a chance to be activated before you check its value. It (the Repair_Indicator created during that execution of the method) exists only up until the method is exited. You may or may not have a Repair_Indicator declared in the class; however, when giving insufficient information, it is hard to say how to fix it. Please show the code for the entire class and use the 'code' tag below the 'Post a reply' box to insert the code with. Also, explain exactly how you want th

ok cool, thanks a lot.

ahhh ok that works now thank you

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got it

Ahhh...I didn't even see that. I forgot to add the act() method back in. That's exactly want I was trying to do. Thank you again for your help!

Read the documentation of Greenfoot: http://www.greenfoot.org/files/javadoc/ It's important you learn this.