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Thank you, now it's working

Thanl you, you're right :D

Thanks a lot ;-)

Do not show any code unless you need help (especially your World subclass). No -- wait -- what I meant was show code for help (starting with your subclass of World).

Without its code (currently neither uploaded nor posted here), it is impossible to help.

Of course you will have to edit it to work with the value of the meter. The meter should be held in a field within the Sample class: <Code Omitted>A meter is created, added to the world and assigned to turboMeter. The act method of the Sample class can, as the last thing it does, call a method in the class of the meter so it can update its position or remove itself from the world:

Thank you! It's working now

Two things: (1) you have text being brought into the method, yet, you use literal text for the image; and (2) if you want the background color to show, it cannot have a zero alpha (transparency) value. Try this for line 3: <Code Omitted>If you still do not see it, make sure you are calling the method and the actor is in the w

I suggest adding an int counter to track which grid-square the player is on. You already have the squares numbered, but java starts counting at zero, so the field will actually have a value one less than the labelled number on the square it is on. With that, initial dice roll movement might look like this, with gridNum being the field and a return value indicating game won on move:

Did you create two accounts and ask the same question twice? Why? Question answered in the other discussion: https://www.greenfoot.org/topics/61062/

I bow to your never-ending wisdom, danpost. You're amazing. Thanks.

That is not what I meant by "details" - how did you try to import the project - what menu items / commands did you use, what details did you supply in any dialogs, was an error message shown and if so what did it say (the exact text, not just a vague interpretation of it)? etc. I'm not really familiar with Netbeans, but It sounds a bit like you are using a command to import an existing Netbeans project - however BlueJ/Greenfoot isn't distributed as a Netbeans project. You may need to make a new project and configure the loca

I do not know what more I can say about it. I gave what to use as well as what to do and where.