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Turns out I'm an idiot. I changed the "Actor actor = (actor)" to "Plane2 plane2 = (plane2)" without realizing that wasn't how it worked. Thanks for your help anyway!

Then, what do you need an if statement for? Just build the world based on their values. The width of the world divided by the width of a white key should give the number of white keys to add. You can add the black keys up to, but not more right than the last white key. Using for loops to add the keys into the world would be the way to go.

Try using the Actor instance method getWorld on World instance methods like getObjects and removeObjects. Like: <Code Omitted>

Thanks for your advice

No. You would call a method in your MyWorld class from the Ball class when scoring. Calling the method to update the scoreboard can be done from either class.

Unfortunately, you can’t.

You can use the “Integer.valueOf()” method. It takes a String as a parameter and converts it to an int (or gives you an error when the string isn’t a number).

The resource clicking is not easy -- but would be considered easy compared to changing the color of individual countries. I think this may be too advanced for a beginner to try and tackle. However, if you still would like to proceed, I would suggest that you start by creating images of the individual countries. Maybe for each, snip a small rectangle containing the country, the fill unwanted areas (parts of the image that do not represent part of the country) with black; then change all black to transparent. What you end up with is images whose non-transparent pixels exactly represent the c

Alright -- try this for my line 15: <Code Omitted>

Thank you will give it a shot!

I uploaded my Scenario here... It Works!!! Tank you all so much for your help! <3

... and use an Actor object to display it.

Add a field to ActorB to hold an ActorA object: <Code Omitted>

yeah it is working. Thank you very much danpost :)

Need Counter class codes (at minimum).