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@mjrb4 I found the discuss yesterday. Hah! It's really great to find out someone has do something :)

never mind, i figured it out. all i had to do was download stykes and export the .stk to a .png :)

thanks

Tylers, that would be slower than fillRect, which would be perfect in his case:

nice one!

Thanks danpost, its the drawInage method i was seeking out.

thanks to both of you

thank you it works now

The spacing between the black keys will be exact same amount as what you use for the white keys. The only difference will be that the offset will be one half the width of a white key more.

If you didn't upload the source code, then we don't store it - so there's no way to directly get it back, sorry. You can download the scenario and then run a decompiler on the class files if you like, which should get you back the majority of your code in a similar state: http://java.decompiler.free.fr/

An explanation is great, thanks! I'm new to coding, so any help you can provide would be awesome. And thank you for the code you provided, it works well!

Thank you! I looked at the code this morning and realized I just made a stupid mistake. Nothing a night of sleep can't fix!

In your Key constructor, you have <Code Omitted>where you really meant <Code Omitted>

As a beginner, it is probably best to get some insight as to what is required to produce workable Java code. The best place to start is in the Java tutorials. Once you get some type of handle on the basics of the language, you can move on to the Greenfoot tutorials. Armed with both, you should be able to get on your way as a Java programmer in Greenfoot.

Your question is not clear at all. I don't know what you're looking for, but maybe you needed to rewrite that line. Maybe like this: <Code Omitted>I hope this helps i35person!