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My QActor class, which provides smooth moving by allowing fractional moving has fractional rotation as well. See my Smooth Mover Demo scenario.

Thank you very much!

Now I just need to get a life counter and make the leaves give the wombat health back.... lol

You want to show a value that goes from 0 to 100 (a percent value) to indicate how recharged the proton wave firing state is. You probably would want to use a loading bar type object which will show the progress visually instead of using text. Please refer to my Value Display Tutorial scenario.

Thank you so much that helped a lot i modified it a little bit and make it into 2 if statements and added some code and it works perfectly now! Thanks a lot for the help!

thx :D

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My point is the there is a one-to-one correlation between the value of the initialOffset field and what would be returned by using the getRotation method. Because this is the case here, you really do not need that field. You can just use the returned value from the method, either directly or in some simple expression, to get the value of what the field would contain.

Thanks, it worked!

You should probably check out my Scrolling Tutorial scenario.

Okey, thank you!

You can use the line I gave above by replacing trailColor with Color.RED or Color.BLUE.

Thank you so much! That fixed it. And wow, thank you for the statistics, I'd just set the value randomly while troubleshooting this so I most likely would've fixed it, but it's interesting to know the exact percentage nonetheless. For the record though, it does move and it also has the same percent chance of removing the "opponent" actor, so it's interesting to see which one "wins." Regardless, thank you for the help.

With a rotation of 33 degrees, moving at a rate of 4 pixels per act, an actor will take a direct route between the two corners. To place an actor randomly, but exactly on the diagonal, take any random value less than 300 and multiply it by 3 for the x and multiply it by 2 for the y, to be where to add the actor into the world. Keep in mind that the actor will never be at exactly (900, 600) as the lower right corner is at (899, 599).