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I converted it to mp3 a& now it's working :D thank a million :)

Can't you extract the jar, including the source code?

Didn't know this method existed, thanks mate I fount it and it really helped!

thanks a lot

Refer to the MouseInfo class documentation in Greenfoot to find what method(s) you are looking for.

Thank you, I will try and let you and our colleagues to know the result.

1) The rules are applied in the applyRule method. First it calls countNeighbors (which we went over last time), to get a count of the number of alive cells around the cell. Next the rules come into play. "if(numNeighborsOn) < 2)" Is the number of neighbors that are alive, less than 2? If so, it dies (state=false) It satisfies this rule: "1. Any live cell with fewer than two live neighbours dies, as if caused by under-population." "else if (numNeighborsOn > 3)" Is the number of neighbors that are alive, greater than 3? If so, it dies (state=false) It satisfies this rule: "3. An

Yeah, that works. Thanks for the help!

Just copy the mouse checks and movement code into the fall method.

good suggestions :) i'll have to test them when I get a chance.

Ah I see, thanks mate really helped a lot!!

Is there a scenario online, as example?

Thanks, will give your suggestions a try.

thanks everybody! i have got it right..

Create seperate actor classes for each part. Add to each one an instance List<Actor> array to hold the appendages (the parts that do not have further appendages do not need the list). Create the appendages for each part in the constructor of the class which that part extends from and add them to its list. Add an 'addedToWorld(World world)' method to add the listed objects into the world and call a method that you will add to each one (those with lists) called something like 'fixAppendages'. These methods will locate to listed appendages to there proper location dependent on its location. S