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It seems the new wav files aren't in a format your system can play directly - this happens sometimes. You may want to try converting them to mp3s (use Audacity) and try again.

The return needs to be cast to an Actor type. Use <Code Omitted>As an Object type, which is the type returned, it cannot be set to a field which holds an Actor type.

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@davmac Thanks so much, that's exactly what I needed!

Hmm ok now its clear. Thanks.

Works, finally :) Thank you very much. :)

Hmm ok i'll try to fix that if I can thank you a lot

Thanks a bunch! :) Works.

It works, thank you all very much :) You saved my life! :D

thhx

You're welcome!

Did you follow all the instructions?

This page in the Java tutorials may be of interest concerning this.

So you don't know how to create a 2 dimension array? Well, I suppose you understand a normal array, and this is a 2 dimensional array: <Code Omitted>and to set an object, do this: <Code Omitted>I think you can even do this: <Code Omitted>

If you are only picking up one Actor object at a time, you can add a field of type Actor to the class of the type object that is picking up the actor and initially set it to 'null'. When picking up the actor, set the field to that actor and remove that actor from the world. When dropping that actor back off at point b, add the actor back into the world and clear the field back to 'null'.