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Thank you so much! I'll try it out :)

Nevermind, fixed that! And also thanks for the "this.getImage().fill();" line.

Thank you very much i did it :DD

What do you think the code would look like? What have you tried?

Thanks for cooperation! Finally it's fixed

Add int field for slow down amount (higher value, longer pause): <Code Omitted>Somewhere in codes should be control of slowDown value (pseudo-code): <Code Omitted>

You cannot change how showText displays its text. However, it does use a font (an outlined text) that will show with any background color. There is another way to accomplish what you want -- by creating the text image and either directly drawing it onto the background of the world or applying it to an actor that is added into the world. Please refer to my Value Disp

When landing on ground, you should adjust the y-position such that the spieler is "on", but above (not touching), the ground. Since, you cannot tell when actually landing, this will have to be constantly done when "on" ground. I have never been a fan of using an onGround method, myself. You can

Re-read this one:

You need a menu to show first and foremost. Once you get that, you will need to re-write all codes below line 28. After doing this, you should at least get a menu to show up. If no menu shows, then you may need to strip it down and start with bare minimum, to build from there. Note: after each addition of new implementation, it should do what you want. That is, the program should run and the new codes should perform as wanted. In other words, work on one thing at a time; get it working properly

That worked, thanks!

<Code Omitted>dx<0 moves left. dx>0 moves right. dy<0 moves up. dy>0 moves down.

yeah greenfoot is only for fun or to train simple coding haha

The compiler does not know what object "is" refers to. Nor does it know of any "Touching" method (even if "is" referred to an Actor object). But, it does know about an "isTouching" method for an Actor object. Remove the "." from line 13.

Have both child classes call the flyAround method from their respective act methods, but have the one that is to stay in the hive modified to restrict where it can go and the other modified with an if-else to seek out flowers. A reference field for a flower actor might be useful in this regard (set it to flower when "seen" and use "if null" as condition in aforemen