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yea I figured that when I was testing it. thanks for the tips :)

Thank you dan it worked, glad too have some actual working code

In the code you provided, you have the wrong bracket at line 64, and if my count is right, 2 extra brackets at the end. The new error is in the alligator class, in its constructor. You are probably using either 'getX' / 'getY', or one of the 'getObjects' commands, which will not work in the constructor.

Great thanks for this :)

k thx ill do that.

Actually, what you said helped me, but only because you pointed out line 7, it was just meant to say: <Code Omitted> So thanks ^^ you still helped me, but just not in the way you expected :3

You can create a new GreenfootImage of the correct size, and then draw the BufferedImage onto it. Use getAwtImage() to get the BufferedImage which backs the GreenfootImage, and then use any of the appropriate methods to do your drawing (probably use getGraphics2D() and draw the other BufferedImage via that). Yes, in the same way.

Zamoht, there are many naming conventions like that - In Java, here's some of them:

• Method/variable: mixedCase
• Constant: UPPER_CASE

By which I mean: mixedCase = Starts with lowercase, when you have more than one word the new words start with a capital letter UPPER_CASE = All uppercase, when you have multiple words they're seperated with an underscore Also: CamelCase = (e.g. For naming classes) The same as mixedCase, but starts with a capital letter lowercase = (e.g. For naming packages) All lowercase, often no underscores between words Sometime

you could make a gif-animation. Greenfoot provides a class to play gif files.

Thanks, I'll give it a try.

k ill try that. Edit: yep it works. Thx.

Thank you very much! I changed the code a little: <Code Omitted> since 'world.resetLevel();' didn't work.

k thx yer it works