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If you actually do have a 'canSee' method, you can write: if (! canSee(Penguin.class) && ! canSee(Bee.class)) { The '!' means 'not'.

Thanks again! It's very much appreciated as I have spent a fair bit of time trying to figure this out.

Wow thanks! That looks actually pretty cool!

You can find the methods you can use on String objects here.

XD you are welcome

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You just need to call this method from the act method without condition <Code Omitted>

Yes, and davmac saw that also, he said the way I'm using maybe unsafe... Now I was worrying about whether I have caused some trouble here

Maybe this helps getting the scenario full screen: http://www.greenfoot.org/topics/find/12042#post_12042

You cannot execute a non-static method without an object of that type (or, you cannot execute a non-static method with a class name). You need to get a reference of an object of that class and execute the method on that object. I am hoping you only have one Ship object in the world for the following code: <Code Omitted>Again, you must have one, and only one, ship in the world for this code. Otherwise, you need the following check: if (getWorld().getObjects(Ship.class).isEmpty()) Do not use the previous code

thanks mate, i figured i would add that because it whas a bit of hassle to press run to execute the program then press another button to start the game. thanks anyways, i just added the start() method in the world's constructor like you sed.

Glad you found it!