I’m supposed to be in between my friends and the enemy, but the game keep saying the friends property is protected.
Here is my code:
while True: enemy = hero.findNearestEnemy() friend = self.findFriends hero.moveXY(enemy.pos.x - friend.pos.x, enemy.pos.y - friend.pos.y)
You are not calling the function findFriends. You are simply pointing to the location of the function, which, doesn’t have the property pos.
Try this instead:
friend = hero.findNearest(hero.findFriends())
Hi
I tried this but look what happened:
You probably need better glasses.
The error message could be improved, though.
Thanks, yeah, I only had wooden glasses.
my hero just runs away for some reason when I used the code @Angelblade as well as the code from @Serg
right now I am using the ‘Enchanted Lenses’ so it cant be my glasses… 
Your code needs to be inside the while-true loop. Review basics on indentation and then come back. 
Please review the instructions. The commented out code tells you what to do. Here they are in case you accidentally deleted them:
// Calculate x by adding friend.pos.x to enemy.pos.x
// Then divide by 2.
// Check the guide if you need more help!
// Now do the same for y
// Move to the x and y coordinates you calculated.
If you still need help, look in the Hints or ask me.
please tell me what is wrong i want to beat this level
while True:
billy= hero.findEnemies()
steve = hero.findFriends()
enemy = hero.findNearest(billy)
friend = hero.findNearest(steve)
enemy.pos.x == enemy.x
friend.pos.x == friend.x
enemy.pos.y == enemy.y
friend.pos.y == friend.y
# Calculate x by adding friend.pos.x to enemy.pos.x
# Then divide by 2.
# Check the guide if you need more help!
1 == (enemy.pos.x + friend.pos.x) / 2
# Now do the same for y
2 == (enemy.pos.y + friend.pos.y) / 2
# Move to the x and y coordinates you calculated.
hero.moveXY(1 , 2 )
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and i think i found the problem in your code instead of naming your variables 1 and 2, name them x and y, because when you put 1 or 2 in the moveXY command, it thinks that you mean 1 and 2 as numbers, not as variables