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I found out how! Thank you for your help anyways!

I copied and pasted everything in a new greenfoot scenario and it works now. Thank you for your constant replies and help!

Lol should have come up with that myself but thanks

It functions! Thank you very much!

The terminal has an input box? That is news to me. Are you sure?

Try: 2.00023d or (double)2.00023

Probably best is to use an actor. There are cases where you may not need to go that route; but an actor will work in most, if not all, cases. Obviously, you will have 3 types of actors -- a counter, a button and a panel (backdrop of footer area). The main class would be for the panel (or "footer" class) itself. The objects for the panel can be basic Actor objects controlled by the panel. These are "va

Great, thank you so much :)

How is it named in your sounds folder (of your project folder in your file directory)?

(1) Do you call this GameOver method from the act method? (2) Did you place the gameover.wav sound file into the sounds folder of your project folder?

As long as you stick to relative paths, you shouldn’t need it. Well, I guess... I never used anything other than Windows, but I also didn’t come across problems like that here in the discussions at all.

Your previous reply actually made me realise what was wrong thank you for the concern anyways

Place the following in classes of actor types you want to "snap" back: <Code Omitted>This will also prevent those types of actors from moving while the scenario is running as well, however.

Background should be full white. No actors are coded to be added to the world. What classes do you currently have other than World and Actor? How are you attempting to create an actor?