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You are referencing files in a manner that does not conform to the javascript translation. You are using file directory names, "sounds" and "images", followed by double back slashes, In Asteroid and Laser classes. Remove the directory names (and slashes) and just use the filename itself.

At line 20, create the box and fill it with white. Then, after creating the text image, draw it into the box: <Code Omitted>

I suppose I have a magnificent idea, young lad! You should use English, British (The most superior language :D ), Australian, Japanese, and Mandarin for thou project. If you don't want to be instructed by thou sweet mother to eat porridge colder than dear Goldilocks ever did, you shall follow my guidance. I have bestowed upon thee the most finest and most noble tongues to ever grace the realm of speech.

Hey, my idea for my roboter is that he loses energy if she moves but for some reason she says that she does not have any energy left after just one move but she keeps moving and the "Laderoboter" does not help her. He is supposed to go up to her and charge her but he does not do anything unless Robita is on his field. Here is her coding thing: public class Robita extends Roboter { /** * Globale Variablen (= Attribute) */ int energie; int maxEnergie ; //Start mit vollem Akku int batteryLevel = 10000; long geburtsZeitpunkt; char geschlecht;

Here are some restrictions you may not be aware of: * don't use "java.awt" of any kind * don't use "javax.swing" of any kind * reference all sound and image files in the "sounds" and "images" folders of your scenario folder without pathnames (just the file name)

I also have the same issue, but where is the StartButton class? Im using Java if that matters

Use the World instance method called addObject: <Code Omitted>To understand better, its documentation is here.

I use the greek locale on my pc, if that matters. But even if i added a dot in the GifImage english code comments, the issue remains. Maybe a bug fix should be on its way.

There is a coding issue here. You programmed the "fade" in a single for loop without any time constraints. In other words, the loop will complete its task in a single act step. Regardless of what it actually does, it will not take any time in doing it. You need an if statement where t

I would start with this:

Thank you for the help, it worked! I multiplied the score with getIntersectingObjects(Class).size() like this: <Code Omitted>

Very confusing as far as which one worked and which one didn't. I hope you are not expecting the collision variable to update when all you did was move this actor. You performed no collision checking between the setting of the actors location and the testing of the co

I have found the problem, and for documentation purposes, I will share what I did to fix it. The problem was that when creating the rooms, even though they were final, some rooms were created before others. For example, this was the code for creating the final static rooms: <Code Omitted>You might notic

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