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Please show the updated Player class code.

Thank you very much for the help. That works.

Start by going through the documentation, particularly the tutorials.

Not really, you just temporarily got blocked from making any discussion posts until you (and your image) were approved. This only happens the first time you try to post an image.

Oh my god. Thank you so much it worked!

Thank you!

thanks ill get back to you if i have any problems

You probably do not want to check for clicks on actors you add into the world within the same block of code (the 'if (yes())' code-block, in this case). That block is probably only executed when those actors are placed into the world and not continuously; so, trying to continuously check for a click on an actor there is pointless (as it will not be continuous; and if it was, you would have a multitude of actors spawning on top of each other and the one you wanted to be able to click on would be buried and never get clicked on). I would like to see what the 'yes' method does. Please show i

A 'for-each' loop has the format: for (ObjectType variableName : listName) where 'ObjectType' is the name of the class that is declared to be assignable to the variable 'variableName'. Issues: (1) 'GreenfootSounds' is not a valid class name unless you created a class with that name; (2) in order for the for loop to execute its code-block, the list 'listName' ('sounds', in your case') must have previously had some elements added to it; (3) you probably will not be able to get away with two variables with the same name 'sounds' (for the elements of the list AND for the list itself);

You cannot tell an object to stop -- you can only regulate when it moves.

Wait never mind i put it in the wrong place, it works now :) thank you very much for your help! :)

nope, it wouldn't be individual, but thanks :))

I never really continu working on a project for a long time I get lots of new ideas an have about 30 unfinsihed projects

You probably want to use 'counter.getValue()', not 'P1Counter.getValue(counter)'. The same kind of change should be done on line 17. The error was stating that you cannot supply any arguments (values or expressions within the round braces immediately following the method name) in a 'getValue' method call because the method is not declared to accept any values (no declared parameters).