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another way you could do it is set some kind of reload timer so that if you hold the hey down it fires once every so often.

You need to post your code. Either post the relevant parts here, or upload your scenario with source code and post the link to it here.

@laziaf you should probably start a new topic you know. It would be alot more effective...

You seem to be showing the wrong code every time you post a question. When asking about trying to shoot one missle at a time, you should have shown the class with the shoot method in it. Here, you ask about the missle intersecting a ship and should have shown the Missle class. Anyway, I saw your code for the Missle class from you other discussion post and cleaned it up a bit to the following:

Showing the whole error message may help. Although, in this case, it may not; as it probably deals with very large or a multitude of images. When the error occurs may be a clue as to where to look. If you cannot figure it out, you may have to post your code one class as a time, starting with your initial world class.

that works. Thanks Dan

askgriff, if you're an educator you may like to consider signing up to the Greenroom and asking your question there.

Did you import the Animal class into your scenario? On the menubar, click on Edit>Import class..., choose Animal and click Import.

done it now but i might need a simpler method ;)

java.awt.color has been imported at the beginning of the class so java.awt.Color.BLUE is not necessary. I guess instantiated wasn't the proper term. I meant the variable color has been declared. I have tried to do that and I tried it again and thank you for mentioning that because yes that worked. I swear I tried that and it didn't work. I guess I needed another person telling me to try it again. Thanks danpost.

If what you are saying is to create a superclass for all the world levels with two methods in it (one for determining the level to advance to and the other to determine the level to reset), then, yes, that is one viable possibility. It is probably the appropriate one also; otherwise, you would have to write those two methods in all the world level classes. An alternate possibility is to create an array of the level world classes in the initial world. Pass the array from world to world. When not resetting the world but advancing to the next, remove the first item from the array before pas

If the sound file for the ambient sound is a very large sound file, that may have something to do with it; otherwise, I could not say.