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:) oh! thank you

Thank you!

What do you need help with, specifically?

great, check out the scenario! http://www.greenfoot.org/scenarios/9323

Actually, what this means is 'multiplying by blocksize and adding blocksize/2'.

Mhh... :/ In the Greenfoot Gallery it works... ZeldaRmk

Thanks for your explanation, we need more people in the world like you! Thanks for all your help, dan!

are u in an actor subclass?

I oftentimes use the following: <Code Omitted>The reason I oftentimes use that code is to bring the actor on top of other actors. I works will as of now, but it is not something that is documented and should be

Arrays works like the List class (but is simpler and doesn't have any methods). Arrays are used if you need a collection of objects. An example of this would be making an animation for one of your actors. You would then create a new array like this I think (please correct me if I'm wrong): GreenfootImage images = new GreenfootImage; This creates an array containing 5 GreenfootImage objects. Now a setup of the array would look like this for instance: images = new GreenfootImage("image1"); images = new GreenfootImage("image2"); And so on (this is not a recommended setup f

Thanks! It worked

Ohhhhh I get it now, thanks for all your help Dan!

Message dialog: <Code Omitted>This will stop the user from interacting until the box gets closed.

That entry shows the creation of a scenario from scratch, so there is nothing to download. The pictures are in the Greenfoot images library, in the "symbols" category. If you watch the video and do exactly as Mik does, you will see them.