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It seems you are trying to make things so much more difficult than they have to be. All the 'spawn' methods and references are probably confusing you to death. You need to keep things simple to start. Stick with the constructors and act methods. You can always refactor the code later (moving lengthy duplicated code into methods; and breaking down the basic steps taken in the act method into sub-methods, only if the 'act' method is excessively long). I want to tell you to just delete all the 'spawn' methods and references; but, then we would be starting almost from scratch again. One th

here is my manifest

Thank you!

Replied to in the 'Still and Moving Objects' discussion.

]Ok well I think I fixed it

Thanks Danpost

Thank you so much for your help! That was quite amazing! :D

Thanks for all the help, I believe it is really close to working now, but I can't spawn my gravity beam because it doesn't exist in the world yet. "java.lang.IllegalStateException: Actor not in world. An attempt was made to use the actor's location while it is not in the world. Either it has not yet been inserted, or it has been removed." I thought of spawning a few of them out of sight, and then moving them to the location when asked, but I thought that there should be an easier and better way of doing this. Do you know a better way?

It works! I used the !getWorld question. I really appreciate all the time you've spent helping me with this, and I'm also definitely going to make a smart rocket with the following code. Both of you were extremely helpful.

OK, but that's too easy :D Isn't there a way to do it by own usernames so that I can play the game on my own without being logged in here.

You could use a world as a menu and have a separate world for the game and then use the setWorld(new GameWorld()); method to change the gamestate when the menu is clicked.