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Yay, it works! Thanks again for all your help. Now all I have to do is draw a few more walking Lanas so it doesn't look so clunky, then implement your collision detection in one of the rooms, then make the NPC cat wander around, then draw a wardrobe and install it and code it, then make GUIs for various choices, then figure out how to use scale, then...all before next Wednesday!

Gazzzah, I think the suggestion was that you actually check the documentation, and see what methods are available. In terms of getting the finer details working, I think you need to narrow your questions down a bit, and perhaps post some code (whatever you have) to provide a basis for suggestions.

Thank you, will try!

Thanks so much! It worked perfectly : D

Well, all appears to be fine and dandy after cleaning up a bunch of code, I think I must've called the method twice? That was more difficult than it should've been :D.

Then 'p' is null.

This code in SnakeHead adds a SnakeBody <Code Omitted> This is the SnakeBody

Why not just add a second boolean like "onPlatform()" and use Platform.class in that one instead?

Sorry, I really don't know what you're trying to say.

Thanks for the explanations!

Sounds good, thank you for your help!

Thanks! This answer is exactly what I was looking for.

I used this code to make it sort of bounce off the edges but I'm still working on it: <Code Omitted>You could change the distance by changing the number so it fits the siz

There's 4 levels of visibility in Java - two are public and private, another is protected and the 4th is "package private". The 4th is different because it has no keyword, it's the "default" visibility per-se, which is what you get if you leave public / private off. Your code may still work when using the default visibility since usually in Greenfoot all your code is in the same package, but unless you're dealing with packages and specifically want package private access for some reason, you should still use pick a visibility modifier for good practice.