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Sorry danpost for posting almost the same answer as you, but the thread wasn't updated when I started writing. Okay maybe not the same answer...

Aha! My father-in-law actually said that but didn't know how to code it. Thank you for filling in the missing gaps for me! I appreciate your help.

ok thx anyway

Hi guys- just realized i never said thank you ( how rude of me!) So, thanks a bunch :3

Not really. Was there in 2.1.2 (and probably before that).

oh sry the stack was an older one, thx at all but i fixed the problem (:

Oh ok. I didn't know that these values have to be hexadecimal. Thanks.

No. Thank U! (I do appreciate it)

Thank you All. That helps !

ok thank you! Reading other posts it said I needed to set the values, but I didn't know what it meant or how to do it.

My solution would be to add a method (Actor object named "Pencil" to be limited to 3 instances) <Code Omitted>Place the code in the class you are adding the pencils into the world from; and use

Let me try again. The problem is this line: <Code Omitted> You are saying 'Obstacle.getX()', but Obstacle is a class, not an object. There could be 0 or more objects of any class. It may be that you only have one object which is an Obstacle, but the compiler doesn't recognize that. You need to get a reference to a particular Obstacle object before you can call 'getX()' or 'getY()' on it. That is what the error message means. If what you're trying to do is s

What class is this actor class a sub-class of? The condition in line 20 will always return 'false' as 'null' will never equals "left". I say this because you are calling 'getKey' in line 15 and any subsequent call to 'getKey' in the method (or act segment) will return 'null'. Change lines 15 through 23 to the following (not saying everything else is corrent in this segment -- just fixing this one issue)