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Try to use the getObjectsInRange method and remove the objects returned by that method.

It may be a MyWorld5 class issue (show codes). Of note, I do not see where your BossHealth image is updated when a hit occurs.

<Code Omitted>Sorry, you only get what you put in for (no codes provided and very generalized description of issue).

All your turnToward calls use two x-coordinate values. You need to use one x- and one y-coordinate.

I will give my solving suggestion at the end; first, however, I would like to inform you of some of the things I see wrong with the given codes. A big issue is that the object created at line 15 in your Play class is never playing and line 19 in that class will try to stop it and not the one created in your StartGame class which is playing. Next, even if start in your Play class was playing, it would stop instantly because the act method tells it to. That is, the very first time act is executed for the Play object, line 19 would stop it. Ba

that would work but i tried to make a delay so that the lobster always turns to the position the crab was 5 timeunits ago, thats why i made the switch case statement

Show Crab class codes.

Thanks :)

It shouldn't be allowed to write "it doesn't work" without any explanation. Show your Trash class code.

The leaderboard works offline the same way. If you want to store more than the Highscore, you can use the 10 additional ints to store a total of 11 scores per user. If the score isn't very high, you can even split the int to store more than one value. Maximum value for an integer: 2,147,483,647 So if the scores are always smaller than 1000, you could store three scores in it. If the highest reached scores would be 750, 400 and 230, then the saved int could look like this: 750,400,230 If you don't want to upload and use it on the Greenfoot website anyway, then you can create a TXT file or so

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I think it's not stretching, it's adding lots of new copies. Looking at the code, you add a new Mustard whenever Sausage is at Y 599. But if that's the bottom of the world, Sausage remains there (things cannot fall out of the world by default in Greenfoot) adding a new Mustard every frame. I'm guessing you also need to remove the Sausage at that point using getWorld().removeObject(this). Although looking at the images, there may be a similar problem that the bread is adding lots of sausages -- same principle though.

What are you confused about? Maybe it can be re-written using code you are familiar with. If I understand you correctly, I think the answer is "yes".

Either way.