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What gevater said. When the chicken equals a null and gets removed put Greenfoot.stop();

Thank you!

For starters, create an actor class called eg "TurnBasedActor" and have your other actors extend it. Have a method called 'doTurn()' in it (which does nothing). Your other actors can re-implement this method to do whatever they want. Then, have a variable called 'currentActor' of type 'TurnBasedActor' in your world. In the act method of your world, call currentActor.doTurn(). If you need more help, please ask specific questions rather than just a general 'write all the code for me'.

Yeah, that's what I did! I just wonder if there is a real way to do it.

Hi, thanks for your answer, I've solved this problem before your post^^ I have an actor collecting items and have given him direct reference of the counter object now, because he's the one who creates the counter. I've made an integer which knows the current value of the counter. So every time I change the world I create a new counter with my actor. Then I type in counter.setValue(collected); and then is everything fine again - so I have no code in the world ;) Your second solution sounds great! Can I do that with all objects I want? Cause I have three counters in my game an

The problem is that the method removeObjects is a non-static one. You should try to use it as a non-static mehtod: <Code Omitted>

Oh, i forgot the obkect i want to remove:

Move the four lines of code above inside the previous bracketed area (OR: move the closing bracket at line 55 to line 60).

Compression won't help, the images are cached in their uncompressed form.

its ok i fixed it :) i put it in a different class and it worked

I will work on getting it to work, thank you for the help.