sp33dy, that's no problem. It's good to have people who are willing to try and help others!

Dw, made something that worked.

Yeah, sorry about that - I typed it like ten minutes after I'd woken up..

If you want I can do one on basic networking (using BlueJ to create the server, and Greenfoot for the game client), if you want.

Just posted up my Lines demo. Will comment code and publish soon. Thanks for prompt to making me think!

Try the 'Documentation' link at the top of this page. In particular, check out the videos.

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Lesson today class: Just when you think you're doing something intelligent, you probably messed up the first step.

Yeah, the parameter count was a big tell-tale. I should have seen it! (Thanks, davmac)

anyway, it still does not work (snakeparts are not showing up), and it due tomoro so...(well today now) but ill keep on working on it and eventually upload it here :D and...

THANK YOU SO MUCH

for your help

Try putting a System.out.println("Test") inside of the If statement. That way you will be able to tell what the problem is. Is the problem that the If statement isn't being triggered, or that the object isn't being added properly?

Java would be a great addition in my opinion :D At my sixth form college, if you study IB (international baccalaureate) Computer Science, you use Java in the IDE's NetBeans, BlueJ and Greenfoot, which in my opinion (as a student of the course) its a great system. Our A level Computing students have to use Visual Basic though (poor them...)

Self-answer, persistence and experimentation pays off! Since the PacMan could not find the net.java.games.input, but I saw it there, I decided to just replace the gamepadlib folder with the one from the GamePadTester which did work. This solved the recognition problem. Then there were two methods in PacMan that were improperly overriding the move method by narrowing the access from public to private, so I changed them to public. Then, it worked! So, copy the gamepadlib folder from GamePadTester on top of the PacManGamePad folder. And, don't forget to rename the jinput-dx8_64 to j

Blight, if you need more help, you should post some code to show what you have and what you're having trouble with. The question is way too general otherwise.