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Nevermind I figured it out! Had to change the boolean to a static bool.

Use a class constructor to set an initial random rotation. Increase the values on line 8.

The first way is possible by having each button retain where its visible range is. Then checking the position of the mouse with respect to that range. The second way can only be done by reducing the grid size. Best would probably be to use a non-grid world and create the appearance of a grid wit

Please show your vacaw constructor code (it is in the vacaw class and starts with 'public vacaw()'.

Nevermind I got it working :) Thanks for the help!

You are stopping a sound which never started.

Ok it works thanks!

Okay i found my mistake Thanks for giving me so much of your time

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So -- A1: Yes. A2: Upon creation. A3: As shown. Change 'void act()' to 'BlockOne()'.

thx man now thanks to you i completed my game.

Alright, so here is what I have: 2. When if - statements are evaluated the condition can only be true or false. The if - statement will be executed only when the condition is true. 3. Superclass

Now your addedToWorld method has too many parameters. So, it does not have the correct method signature to be automatically called by greenfoot when the actor is added to the world. Hence, boardImage is not assigned any GreenfootImage object and remains containing a null value. I, however, do not see anything in the code that would require the need to know what type of world the actor is in. If all you need is the width of the world: <Code Omitted>would be sufficient:

I just changed it to <Code Omitted> It works, thank you so much!

Very helpful, thanks!