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ok thank you!

Line 17 looks troublesome. No comparison is done there. It's just a (false) boolean value, as is.

im not sure but i think i got it to work, if I have any issues then I will refer back to this thread. Thanks a lot man!

It works now; appreciate your time helping out!

Ok could u maybe help figure out how I would fix this because I have been stuck for about 2 hours and in order for my game to progress, I need to finish this

Ok

Did you try using it (to get rotation needed) to set the rotation of the bullet?

It worked! thank you! i need to learn more... xD

With fields: <Code Omitted>you can use: <Code Omitted>to move; and: <Code Omitted>to deflect off other actors.

Show code of class with attempted codes pointed out. Then give very detailed explanation of what you are trying to do.

Insufficient amount of code provided. Please provide, at minimum, the entire method.

Please refer to my Scrolling Tutorial scenario.

I would go about it a totally different way. I would have mouse clicking on Pick objects toggle the existence of its reference being in a public static List in the Pick class. Then have the world act pick one when the list contains four elements (clearing the list afterwards). I am quite sure controlling the images would also be quite simple then (although I cannot see how the initial images are set). Other than the static List, the only other field required would be an int id to indicate which type item the Pick instance is. In all,

Add an act method to check and respond to possible keys:

It would probably help to first get the x and y offsets for the direction moving/facing: <Code Omitted>Now you can get the world background and compare the color at (getX()+dx*getImage().getWidth()/2, getY()+dy*getImage().getHeight()/2) to Color.BLACK. The color checking will need to be done for each case of moving direction.