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At what point are you having difficulty: (1) building wall class; (2) adding wall(s) into world; (3) having actor(s) not pass through wall.

need help guys

Add shot delay field: <Code Omitted>Then: <Code Omitted>Set value of field to something like 180 when hit by object.

Thank you lord danpost :D ! I'll try this out!

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Using just: <Code Omitted>in your Fish class indicates that the method is either (1) in the Fish class; (2) in any one of its super classes (as a non-private method); or (3) in an interface that one of the aforementioned classes implements. Since it (the method) is located in your Level2 class, you need to indicate that that is where to find the method. Actually, it is the Level2 object (your current world object) that "has" the method. It is the score in that world that you want to increment. The getWorld() method will return a r

Very vague and without details.

Thanks a lot! :) Its not like i had imagined, because of the gaps and so on, but its fine. If you have an idea how i can edit that with the big gaps i would like to hear. But afterall my school-mission is completed. Thank You. Thats my script: myworld: private void prepare() { Ball ball = new Ball(); addObject(ball,277,257); ball.setLocation(300,300); RobotMaBoi robotMaBoi = new RobotMaBoi(); addObject(robotMaBoi,80,600); robotMaBoi.setLocation(80,565); } RobotMaBoi: public class RobotMaBoi extends Actor

This seems to be working well. Thanks f

Thank you! This worked great.

This should be no problem as long as you dont ask for things like if(getX() == 45) because getX() will never be 45 when moving in steps of 10.

You do not need a constructor -- all you need is an act method with a move command and four sets of conditions, one set per turn. HINT: make use of the actor's rotation as a condition in each set.

In Super Pang, they seem to appear at a random x along the top, drop a short amount (straight down) and then randomly turn left or right as they begin to fall and bounce as with gravity and no drag, bouncing at slower speeds (not bouncing as high) as the size of the sphere gets smaller. Actually, the behavior of the largest spheres are very similar, if not the same, as the bombs and the coin (if that is what it is). It might be a good idea to have a class between Actor and the classes of these falling object, maybe called Bouncer so you do not have to write code multiple