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What I do for situations such as this is instead of "removeObject.(this)" make it "removeMe = true" Then at the LAST line of act(), put a method called "checkRemove()" which is just <Code Omitted>Its a bit more complicated but makes things easier the more methods you have.

It seems the most lag is when the bits are getting to where they need to go. If you could simplify the bits' "get to bottom of screen" method, that might also help.

Hi Blight. Looking through the options in an extended world class, you have the following option: removeObjects(Collection) - where Collection is the list of objects to remove further to this there is this: getObjects(class) - which will return you a list of all objects if class is set to null or all the objects of class type (i.e. actor.class). Between these two, you should be able to figure out what to do. i.e. get the list of objects to be removed, trim down items from that list and then ask the removeObjects to do the work. I hope this helps nudge you in the right direction.

yep i think its working thx :)

Then you certainly don't have permission to redistribute derivative works (including anything you get by first decompiling the original). The only thing that would let you do that is some kind of license. If you re-create the game from scratch you are on slightly firmer ground but you could still be infringing copyright if you use images/sounds/etc from the original game, or infringing trademarks if you use the orginal name of the game etc.

Wow... Thanks, that was it :D! I'm going to hit my head against the wall for a few minutes now.

Firstly, instead of your first line you could just have: <Code Omitted>And on the second line have something like the following: <Code Omitted> And in your pointBall3 class, have the following:

The problem is that you keep incrementing the counter after it reaches 20. How about: <Code Omitted>

The easiest way to do this would be to have a static (boolean) variable in the class which you set to change when an object hits the side of the world. Being static it belongs to the class not instances of the class, so as soon as one instance changes it the rest will see the updated value and can respond accordingly.

Was it in greenfoot? If so, Ctrl-Space (not that I ever use it)

Like I said: So, either checkKeyPress() or checkFall() could be doing this.

Thanks a lot. It is working now.

Okay :D Thanks, Its working now :D http://www.greenfoot.org/scenarios/4078 I made that now :D