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I suggest nobody need to respond to this discussion, as unfortunately I've had to disable the poster's account due to their posting offensive material (in a separate discussion).

Oh, yeah, I should have thought of that. Rotate the actor instead of the image. I'll do it that way.

You can use a timer to pause the actor for a specified time. As an alternative, you can also use a boolean. <Code Omitted>

Thank you for your help. the code has been fixed. I over thought it. I moved the code into the bird class; instead of keeping it in the food class.<Code Omitted> I put this code into the act, in my food class.

Make sure you create your world with 'super(width,height,cellsize,false)'. The 'false' will make the world unbounded, so object can be outside the world boundaries. Then you could use that to create a bullet outside the world: <Code Omitted>Note: Bullets appear outside the world. If you don't rotate them to somewhere inside the world, they can fly (if they

Nevermind, I see what you were saying. I have no idea why I created a second Counter when adding an object. I think it was because I wasn't understanding the code. Thank you so very much. I appreciate it. Thanks for bearing with me. I changed line 15 to just say "counter" and not "New Counter()"

ow I'm so stupid I knew u needed it

Oh, okay. It worked perfectly! Thank you both very much!

Wow. Thank you so much for those explanations. Really really helped, since this is my first time programming in Java and I decided to use greenfoot, there are a lot of things that are a bit difficult to understand like reference fields and so, now I understand more about this stuff.This is what I previously p

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Write an outline of the events that are to take place. Then build your act method of the world based on that outline. Do not worry about what code needs to go in supporting methods for now. Just work on the act method calling methods that are to do certain actions. For example: