Yeah, the scenario you got the Bar class from uses 8 bars; 4 always show, and the other 4 show only when transitioning is ON. All these changes brought the number of bars from 8 to 2, and removed transitioning, which was specific to the scenario you got the Bar class from. There are other things you could do, like since both bars are related to weight, you might want them to have the same bar color (this would mean removing lines 17 and 27, and just changing line 22 in the Bar class, setting the safeColor variable to the color of your choice).

Actually, line 26 still has values from the scenario the Bar class came from. The Bar class constructor has 4 parameters, of which you have already adjusted the first one. The second parameter could be "Kg" or "Lbs.", or you could just leave it "". The third parameter is the initial value of the bar (whatever you want it to start at with respect to the weight of the item). The fourth and final parameter is the maximum value that is allowed for the bar (the highest weight allowed for the item). Since you only have two bars you could remove the 'for' structure and create the bars individually with the proper values for each. Then use the 'setMinimumValue' method on the bars to set the minimum weight allowed.

so would i change this code ?

The first line says it all! just change 'barName' to the name of the bar you want to change to maximum value of.

it doesnt work when i do it, i use and it comes up with cannot find symbol- method setMaximumValue(int) im sorry dan, i guess i should of told you that im not that good at greenfoot or java at that