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You didn't do what I suggested. Remove lines 12, 31-36. Add this in line 12: <Code Omitted>Change "Wall1" in lines 37+50 to "shield". (In line 56, use "getWorld()" instead of "area".)

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Yeah -- well it works for what you have right now (it may not be suitable later).

ty for your suggestion!

Maybe you should add a setDirection method: <Code Omitted>

There is no remove World -- only a setWorld. You need to keep a reference to the old world in the new one so you can go back to it.

Oh, thank you very much! I made it so that it will remove the bullet when the ghost didn't die too and it solved my problem! Thank you very much danpost :D!

Need context and codes.

Can't believe nobody has replied yet. Edit: looks like you got it answered in another thread. Change <Code Omitted>to <Code Omitted> Good luck!

Thank you very much, it worked for me.

Sorry, the laser was hidden by the ship because the laser and the ship have the same speed. Thank you!

Thank you! Now I found out the problem, and I was able to fix it. Like you said, all I had to do was refer to the laser that hit the monster by adding a variable to the code. Now it works, and the bullet would dissappear, while the monsters were removed after 3 hits!

Thank you very much for the help! Works perfectly!

I cannot find anything that would cause what you suggest. Let us rid the class of anything not needed or used. Remove lines 4 thru 6, line 39, line 58 and lines 61 thru 66. Now fix line 57 to this: <Code Omitted>To explain, the stabbing field was removed because "if (timer > 0)" basically asks if the actor is stabbing. Also, the stabbing field should not be a static field as each instance of the class will stab at its own time. I would understand a static stabbing field if you had a bunch of Zee objects all doing sy