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See tutorial #6. It's worth going through the other tutorials too.

i am still only able to move the guy"racer2"

hehehe thanks ill use that i was looking for soming thing like taht but i never got round to it

Since a helicopter moves forward when the front of the helicopter is lower than the back, I will take it that your 90 degrees is horizontally level, and 120 degrees is (from 0 degrees, straight up) 30 degrees down from horizontal in the front. If the helicopter is facing to the right, then the range would be (in Greenfoot terms) 0 degrees to 30 degrees, and if facing left, 150 degrees to 180 degrees. Therefore, in pseudo-code (not exactly real code)

You could download one and check it out. Try this one. It will at least give you something to learn from. Run it a few times; see what it does; follow the code.

@DHoffman94: that's because you've modified the Counter class to turn various bits static. Either finish the job and make setValue method static too (probably the easiest thing), or turn the other bits back and use the class non-statically.

hmm ok thanks. it still defies my logic but this will do for now.

I think for now I'll just stick with the original method.

Good that you got it working. For the record, if you post your code when asking such questions in the future, it's much easier to help you!

You should probably check the key presses in the world and call a method in the appropriate class depending on the key.

thx so much

Great to hear!!! :)