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One way to stop it from doing so, it to break each movement into individual steps. That is, if your actor is moving 5 pixels per frame, then move it 5 times, moving one pixel at a time and checking for intersecting obstacles each time. If an obstacle becomes present, just move back that last step (1 pixel). Check out my Barriers and Bars Demo for an example.

thx again

I was thinking that was the potential answer. I guess then it is how it goes.

Another way is to use this for the addScore method: <Code Omitted>

<Code Omitted> here's the code im using change blip to you actor name and change the numbers to your liking. 0 to -40

tried to add line 59 back under it again with the new code you gave me makes the counter"score" work but messes up the shooting haha

Thanks for the help, this works perfectly.

Some of the error codes I am receiving are: illegal start type at: if (int lastObject..) and ' expected.

I got it fixed up. It is a stupid idea to remove all objects of a class at the end of a method when you want one left there ^^

ThinkingPainter, I think you should start a new discussion. When you do: What constructors (if any) do you have in your ShotLvL2 class? (If you don't know what I mean by 'constructor', just post all the code for the class).

Ok. I'll fix this too.