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try import java.util.calendar

Your problem arises from using the image of the player to show the gameover screen. If you are not going to create a new actor class to display the gameover screen, then you are going to need a flag in the player class to signify which image is currently being used. It can be a basic boolean called something like 'usingGameOverImage'. Add the following to be the very first statement in the 'act' method: <Code Omitted>You also need to set the value of 'usingGameOverImage' to 'true' when you change the image to the gameover image.

Never mind once again... Just simply made it an else if. I'm having a really derpy morning haha. Sorry to bother you!

Yeah I will check it out, thanks

The 1st version of the game is in my scenarios section of my profile, updates are coming soon.:) Hawx

Its my minecraft server, I copied the wrong link.

An alternative to danpost's code is: <Code Omitted>

THANKS!!!! This worked but I had to reduce the numbers because my space was smaller.

@LilCh4rDi95 could you post up what u done to solve the problem please.

I think the only way to save something with Greenfoot is to use the UserInfo class.

<Code Omitted>is what most people would use. The difference between using & and && is that in the case of using && if the first expression is false the second expression is never executed. In your case when using & both expressions are evaluated whatever the result of the first evaluation.

thanks thats what i've expected.

@Gevater_Tod4711, I made a method before that with setting the speed to 1, I thought it would be executed only one time. thx for your help

Greenfoot has a tutorial on detecting objects. If you are still having difficulties, post the code you have tried and we will try to help.