FlappyBirdAttempt

Maybe use the "isTouching" boolean for collision so you can make it playable :P. In my opinion u also have to remove the Greenfoot.delay(25); and u could make a better fly-engine -(means more beauty and smooth movements :)) I guess you are a beginner so here a tip: (i dont guarantee for the best way doin that :D) create a pointer variable wich u move on a horizontal line in the distance of the movement of the obstacles- ur actor follows it (maybe turnTowards()) :).

Thanks Elias. I'm still very new to the language and learning :3 What's the difference between isTouching and using the getOneIntersectingObject way? I'm trying to incorporate the IsTouching into it and I'm having trouble, so is it worth it? I learn from a class in my highschool so I get about an hour and a half every two days to work on it.

Calling 'isTouching' using 'ClassName' as the class of object to look for: if (isTouching(ClassName.class) is equivalent to: if (getOneIntersectingObject(ClassName.class) != null) If there is no need to know which specific object of the class ClassName your actor was intersecting with, then 'isTouching' would be sufficient. Oftentimes, however, like if the intersecting object needs to be removed from the world, you need to know which object was found to be intersecting. In that case, you would use: Actor intersector = getOneIntersectingObject(ClassName.class) if (intersector != null) { getWorld().removeObject(intersector); }

In greenfoot the "isTouching()" simplifies his collision-check why shouldnt he get to know that ? Better collisions would make this game more playable & more like FlappyBirds. I dunno what u mean, hes a beginner and ist definetly no crap if heuploads his secenario and asks for help. @tradejak66: I just read ur description :D U could stop reset the timer by adding constructors or doing the collisonCheck() by the world. Then ure able to reset the score int of the worlds score object by simply changing it or creating getters & Setters :)