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That would work too but i might make shortcuts and bonus levels. This way I have more flexibility and I think it would be easier this way becuse of the way I want my games level select to work.

@Upupzealot Better Rhoelly's than @erdelf I was actually just talking to Rhoelly

Thank you.

I had to import five sub-packages of awt, and my old teacher told me this would be better, I will import only what I want

I suggest you ask on the Roblox forums.

ok, that was it. I said that he should wait 8 secs after creation of the boss.

oh ok, I forget that the difference is in milliseconds

The only way to see if the mouse dragging cross over another object is to check it programatically. Try the following:

Don't worry, figured it out - I missed the bit where I needed to click compile!!

Mik's blog has all the downloads.

What you have done, is given a step-by-step on what needs to be done within the 'handleOrbCollision' method. Though, I do not believe you want that method to return an Orb; so, delare it with 'public void handleOrbCollision()'. Also, your 'setVelocity' method should not be returning a Velocity; it should have a 'void' return type and a Velocity parameter to recieve what to set it to. I did not comb through your code thoroughly, but posted what I saw off-hand.

never mind i figured it out

I suppose I'll run through and change them all. I've never had problems with them, but there's no harm in fail-proofing my code. I've been using .equals() since this.