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Techmaster, Dan has stated: create usingA set to false. I.E : <Code Omitted>

Yay, it does! :)

thank you ;)

Have you opened the copy that you saved from the new location? Scenario -> open -> navigate to My Documents -> choose scenario.

Make an int in the World class called score a method in the object that says (() getWorld()).score+=; Now make a class that draws a string in the act method, something along the lines of getImage().clear(); getImage().drawString("Score: "+(() getWorld()).score, 100, 50); If you can't see the score printed on the images, ensure you have set the image of it to an image at least 200x100 (setImage(new GreenfootImage(200, 100));)

@sp33dy, I have it downloaded now, so if you wish to remove it, go ahead. Again, thank you.

Thanks a lot! That really helped!

ah! Thank you very much!

thanx a lot Morran !! this really helped me .

I see what you are saying... Probability is quite large, i.e. bigger than 100, because the chance of this "Question" appearing must be relatively small (otherwise the game would be too hard!). Yes, a simple If statement would manage RanNum in this instance. However, I need the variable Probability, and whatever value it produces, to always be valid, thus creating a situation where there is a 3 in Probability chance of the "Question" occurring. The QuestionXPosition must remain as the values shown: (read the original script), the only change required its an incorporation of how far to the left

YAY! That totally worked. Thankyou good sir.

@Builderboy2005 I've seen your scenarios, and they're awesome! Could you, perhaps, have a look at my issue to do with Arrays? Really need some help! Cheers.