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Continuing above: my version was of a press, drag, and release type for any action. Even when flipping cards from the deck to the draw pile, press on the deck, move to the draw, and release (almost acts like your hand would; you have that extra moment to think if you REALLY want to continue flipping). My version is solely three cards at a time.

I fixed it!!! New revised code:

ignore this post it is fixed

thanks for the help

Danpost has outlined a good way to get started - of course the book is also around if you want to get / read that. Other than that, we'll need to know what specifically you need help with if we're going to be able to give meaningful advice! Otherwise we don't know if it's a programming question, an interface question, what part specifically you've stuck on, what you've tried, what you're trying to achieve... it's akin to saying, "I can't use my computer, help!"

Thank you much :) haha

also, if you have the greenfoot book scenarios downloaded, you can reference the scenario asteroids-3 in chapter 7. It has a scoreboard that pops up at the end, I believe exactly the way you're trying to. I don't believe it is programmed to count the score yet, but you can add that yourself if you already know how to do scoreboards. hope this was helpful:)

You too! :D

Sorry for the long delay in replying. That's brilliant thanks and solves the problem for the scenario I uploaded. Would this still hold true if I were to add more layers which would use up all of the 144 pieces? Naturally I'd have to increase the loop limit etc, but will the general logic work? Thanks a million

Thanks for all the help!

Your welcome, glad it worked!

Oh, I get it now, Thanks anyways!