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In whatever method is called when the camel dies due to the Aligator hitting it (or at that point in the code), add the following (I am calling your player 2 world 'P2World'): <Code Omitted>

thanks limefortheworld

oh right. you have to use the name of the array (in this case array) if you want to get one of the fields. thank you vonmeth.

You have available to you 5 Strings of 50 characters each. You can store your 'char' array as a String in one of those. You would still have 200 characters of String space available; plus the other 40 characters of the String you just saved 10 characters in, if you concatenate to save and use substrings to split it back up.

It might need to look something like this. <Code Omitted> <Code Omitted> "total++" will simply increment the value of "total" by 1. It wou

When you want to create a scoreboard to display the top 5 scores (and the top nearest scores) insert the code <Code Omitted>You must first import the ScoreBoard class as described above.

But I see how your example is much neater and works exactly the same. I was having trouble coming up with a cleaner all-in one method but had difficulty.

After a little tinkering it worked. Thanks for the help!

That worked perfectly, thanks.

dan can u help me step by step with a start screen and timer? email is tristinaubin@live.horrycountyschools.net

Please refer to this discussion.

It appears you need a component to add the listener to. You will need to import 'java.awt.Component', 'java.awt.event.KeyListener', and 'java.awt.event.KeyAdapter'. I believe you create a sub-class of KeyAdapter and write your methods for the key events you are looking for in it. Then create a new KeyAdapter object (using your sub-class name) and use the 'addKeyListener' method to apply it to a Component object.

Thanks :D

you need to use GreenfootSound class instead of Greenfoot <Code Omitted> <Code Omitted>