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Nothing seems wrong with the code given. Are you calling playerDie from the act method of the class?

Well, not exactly. Also, the errors should be on lines 27 and 62. Line 27 should have a space between "new" and "Scroller" and line 14 should be: <Code Omitted>since you want scroller to refer to a Scroller object. Then, since your Lizard object was already added to the world before calling the prepar

danpost, it is impressive, Thank you.

You will need to show the code for the class from which the rife method is called.

In the sonic class act method, move the return statement (in the last

You can mirror the image you have to get the left running sonic; however, you will still be out of luck with the up and down images (unless you do not mind rotating the image you have (causing left to be upside down).

Well dan's code worked! thank you! I guess theres no point explaining it now...

You did not check for getWorld not be return null first like you did on line 58.

E is just the type of element the list is declared to hold.

It worked thank you

oh I see... didn't even see that while I was checking

It is obvious why line 52 in the LeveOne world does not work. You pass 9 for the value (from line 24); so, it is not 2. It is also obvious why line 32 in the Player class does not work. You declare the variable at line 26 with a value of zero and it is incremented once at line 31; so, its value is not 2 there either. You were questioning if the code should actually go there -- I think not. You also mentioned that no fruit should be left to change levels. Checking for no fruit in the world to change worlds sounds like something that should be done in the world. Although not pr

ok thanks

Thanks, I figured it out. I changed it to check whether or not a value had been entered or not in the act.

Firstly, there is no GreenfootImage constructor that has zero parameters. Secondly, you are not yet wanting to create an image -- that is done within the following for loop. You may, however, want to declare the variable to hold a GreenfootImage at that time (although that is not mandatory as you can declare it inside the loop where it would be declared each iteration of the loop). You ca