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yea so I solved the problem.

thx it worked btw

Any active actor in a GameWorld instance has access to that world simply by using the following: <Code Omitted>Then, the score of the game is acquired by what follows the equal sign in the following code line: <Code Omitted>You can display that value in the EndWorld world when you create that world (from within

Thank you so much Dan Post

thank you very much it works

Line 19 should be; <Code Omitted>and line 64 should probably be:

In the class of the spaceship, use something like the following: <Code Omitted>You may also need the following: <Code Omitted>

Thank you!!

<Code Omitted>as opposed to: <Code Omitted>which just resumes the song.

i did it

Never Mind my problem was solved Thanks

Use code like the following in the act method of the projectile's class: <Code Omitted>You can modify the code to include vertical limits.

Here's the reasoning, but I'd be happy to listen to everyone's intended use for it to see what everyone wants from this feature. Running a Greenfoot scenario requires a working Java installation and all the JavaFX libraries, and the Greenfoot common classes and the scenario bits. We can bundle the latter two into a JAR, which is what we always used to do. The Java installation is not impossible if you ask your intended user to install it, as it will go on your PATH so Greenfoot doesn't need to know where it is. The problem is the JavaFX installation. We cannot easily bundle this in the

What version of Greenfoot are you using?

Try something like this in the Player class: <Code Omitted>