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Yes, that works just as I want it. Thanks again

The easiest way is probably just to read the file in and then re-write the file without those equities.

I would suggest that you ask specific questions about things that you don't understand.

Whether you are having the bullet follow the actor with or without turning toward it is done exactly the same way. The only difference is WHEN you turn toward the other actor. To follow turning towards the other actor, you would continuously, via the 'act' method', turn toward the other actor. To follow without turning towards the other actor, you would only once turn toward the other actor, via the 'addedToWorld' method or (and this next way is the one I prefer) in the class of the enemy after creating the bullet and adding it into the world.

If you are using Greenfoot 2.4.x, then the class you had here could be re-written as follows: <Code Omitted>There was nothing in the constructor or the act method and all the other methods are now included in the Actor class. Dangers.turn(int) : Actor.turn(int) Dangers.canSee(class) : Actor.isTouching(class) Dangers.eat(class) : Actor.removeTouching(class) Dangers.atWorldEdge() : Actor.is

Thanks a lot! it was hard understanding the comments but thank you!

Oh! That's useful! Thank you!

You put your scaling values in it: ' { /* width */, /* height */ } '.

Such a vague question and no attempted code to show?

As far as the distance your bullet travels, would need to see the code for the class of the bullet.

Damn, I just found the problem before refreshing the thread page. Shame on me, works now. Thanks! :P

You're amazing. Thank you. @danspot and everyone else. I'll defo come back for more!

Wow amazing. Thank you!