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Thx for the tips! I added also the checkForNextLevel() in the act method to make it more easy. It looks like that now:

You will probably find that the image will distort as it grows in size. This is because you are scaling the image multiple times. To avoid this, scale the original image each time. <Code Omitted>I added one to the y-location to prevent error creating an image of zero size. If you feel that the image is too large by the time it reaches the bottom of the screen, you can modify the code by using a ratio. In the above the ratio is one, which makes it full height of screen at the bottom.

Opening and closing it fixed it... i feel pretty silly for not trying that. Thanks guys :D

"Still doesn't work" - Bob

So I'd have if the following <Code Omitted>I'm not sure what I'd put in for X

The problem with 1 is that another requirement is that the crab's initial worms eaten have to be between 5 and 27

Hmm... a realy strange link. Probably because of the brekets.

@Gevater_Tod4711, I believe that Clara is in a GridWorld layout where only 'up', 'right', 'down' and 'left' are valid directions; so 'turn(int)' is not something that will be used. @gquach, you will probably need a timer field to regulate the movement (so Clara does not just 'jump' to the edge of the world). Use a value somewhere between 15 and 40 (whatever seems natural when running the scenario). If the timer has elapsed and only one of the four keys are pressed, turn and move in that direction. These conditions will need checked for each valid directional keypress.

I feel stupid. I quoted the wrong person. X\ Whatever.

ty, this helped alot

Of course. I know that in the scrolling world, there is still the section of yours where you claim ownership. I'll make sure to add a comment in the world source too.

pls help

Nevermind, in the line3 of the last code example the "stackPieza" is a list of Pieza, so... so just needed to add ".valueId"

Thank you