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Are you sure? Pac-Man is a fantastic game. It is not really easy for a beginner to program though. But possible in three month if you like programming and want to invest some time into it. Space Invaders seems more like a one hour project.

The World constructor, which is called by the first line in your World subclass constructor beginning with the word super, specifies the cell size. Do not let any tiled background image fool you into believing that the world is still tiled when giving a cell size of 1.

Show your edited version of the second world for review.

Works perfectly, huge thanks!

I am quite sure you meant: setPaintOrder(player.class, stripes.class, street.class); Also, the super constructor call would need to be called prior to this line in that constructor.

I was trying to get the figure to jump. I deleted the scenario on here, figured I'd just start over from scratch again.

It would be difficult to give any advice without knowing exactly what you are dealing with. A detailed explanation of how you want the ball to behave would be a start. However, usually, a move would be made before checking that it is okay and retracted if found not to be.

To be "realistic", you would change the angle based on its current rotation (direction) and the angle of the surface on which it bounces.

Thank you so much!! It works now

Alternative has already been provided:

Hoi Danpost Thanks for your help :-) Bedankt voor je hulp.

That is usual behavior for when the variables are in the wrong class -- but, I am not sure that is the case here. The if statements in your getScore and getPocitadlo methods are misplaced - or, at least the one in getScore is. Each Chvost instance will call these methods and the value of score, in particular, will be inflated (incremented once per C

Re-publish it again. This time, check the Publish source code check box.