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How is the variable mouse defined? If set by something like this: <Code Omitted>then it will have the mouse state at the time the object of the class was created. Its state does not update automatically with time. You need to get a new MouseInfo object each time you want to acquire updated information about the mouse. That being said, havi

Wanted was to go to another world -- not to remove an actor from the current world.

The problem is solved!!!! Thank you sooo much for your help!!

Thanks for your reply, but i resolved the problem.

Run scenario and click on buttons at bottom of scenario window to view codes.

The tutorial describes an Actor following type, which can be easily modified to scroll only horizontally. To assist with your codes, you will need to show what you did. You should have an unmodified Scroller class added to your project, a reference to a Scroller object in your scrolling World subclass (with a Scroller object assigned to it);, and an act method in that world that controls what the Scroller object does. Show world class co

thanks for the solution buddy, i just have the same problem :D

More information is required. The "too big" part may be due to excess transparencies along the outer edges of some image(s). The required hitbox needs to be described as to what is and is not allowed as far as collisions go.

I figure it out, i must put the string keyName code, between quotes. Then it works fine, i think. Well it didnt being wrotten any were. Thank you!! :)

Another issue is that you most likely shouldn’t create a GreenNote object from inside the GreenNote class. The world should spawn the objects. Otherwise, each GreenNote object creates another object which can escalate quickly.

Men, thank you. Now it works. Thanks a lot <3

Thanks.

nevermind i got rid of the - 1 on line 91

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