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You can use variables in the world (and in other classes) to control how things are done. For instance you could have one Arrow class with two int variables which determined where the turtle was sent.

oo i fount out a way i copy the intire folder of GreenFoot to the Desktop its the only place i can put it

I guess you would use (in the world act method or a method it calls): <Code Omitted>and use 'factor' times some nominal value to add to the initial number of cars. In my frogger remake, I think I used the number of passes as a factor to increase the random chance of vehicles being added to the world.

can someone please help me think of any simple solutions? or alternatives? thx

Never mind, I fixed it. xD Ignore this post

Sorry for my late reply sir! I'm working on a scenario again and got this popup now: 08:45.37 31 CShellExt::Release() 08:45.37 32 Entering CShellExt::GetOverlayInfo 08:45.37 33 Icon path: C:\Program Files (x86)\Hewlett-Packard\HP CloudDrive\icons\download.ico 08:45.37 34 Exiting CShellExt::GetOverlayInfo successfully. 08:45.37 35 Time to execute: 0ms 08:45.37 36 Entering CShellExt::GetPriority 08:45.37 37 Exiting CShellExt::GetPriority 08:45.37 38 In DllGetClassObject 08:45.37 39 CShellExtClassFactory::CShellExtClassFa

Nevermind, I figured it out myself!

This is because the actor is not placed into the world until after

Hi nice explanation. I would like to show my MemoryMain class and want to have more explanation. 1. what does UIManager.setLookAndFeel(UIManager.getSystemLookAndFeelClassName()); this line do? 2. Explain the line SwingUtilities.invokeLater(new Runnable().

dpaehlke, if you're an educator then you might consider signing up to the greenroom website (greenroom.greenfoot.org) and using the discussions there; you will be in contact with others in a similar situation that way.

You can add a statement to place to object properly when on the ground: <Code Omitted>