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yes thats it, omg thank you

Make use of the getScrolledX and getScrolledY methods of the Scroller class: <Code Omitted>

If you have your worlds named for example World1 and World2 and you want to switch from World1 to World2, just do this : <Code Omitted>

thank you very much danpost found the error

Wow thank you danpost for the quick answer every time i asked something thanks <3 Havent even thought about the timer but its a perfect addition :)

I believe --- yes, you have found a bug. It seems as the step size diminishes, the more likely the occurrence. I did some testing with a cell size of 60. Both true and false diagonal settings worked fine until the image size dropped below 40. At a distance of 1, false gave 4, then 3 below 40; and, true gave 8, then 5 below 40. The 3 in y+1 row seem to be missed. However, at distance 2, at a smaller image size (I think it was 5), the y+1 and y+2 rows dropped, plus (x+2, y-2) and (x+2, y) cells. Very st

this is currently what I have, and I need some way for the actor to stand on an island

That makes sense Thank You :)

Correction: (and I am sure you have a World instance) @eagcon1, this post was more for others than for you, since your issue has been resolved.

if(!getNeighbours(50, true, Tankstelle.class).isEmpty() ) //trigger Or import java.util.List; List<Tanksettle> ts= getNeighbours (50, true, Tanksettle.class) ; if(ts.size()! = 0 ) Get out from the class else get in

As I wrote the description up above, I came up with a much simpler solution. I also included the isItPrime() method.

Thanks, 2nd one worked perfectly

Show entire class codes and point out line on which it occurs.