Hi world, I have been working on a game and I have come across this error - "RunTime Error "424" Object Required". I understand what it means and how to fix it however I have been trying to figure it out for literally hours and i'm stumped. Code: Private Sub Label5_Click() If RIFLE.blnACTIVE = False Then If Money >= 1500 Then Money = Money - 1500 RIFLE.blnACTIVE = True Label5.Caption = "$3000 - Upgrade Rifle" Form1.Option2.Enabled = True End If ElseIf RIFLE.blnACTIVE = True And RIFLE.sngLEVEL < 6 Then If Money >= (6000 * (RIFLE.sngLEVEL / 2)) Then Money = Money - (6000 * (RIFLE.sngLEVEL / 2)) RIFLE.sngLEVEL = RIFLE.sngLEVEL + 1 End If ElseIf RIFLE.snglvl = 5 Then MsgBox "Sorry, But your Rifle is at it's maximum level", vbOKOnly, "Zombie Defence" Else MsgBox "Sorry, You have insufficent funds", vbOKOnly, "Zombie Defence" End If End Sub Code: The error points to the line which is in italics. I do have a module which may have somthing to do with it... Code: Public Type GUNTYPE blnACTIVE As Boolean blnAUTO As Boolean sngDAMAGE As Single sngRELOADTIME As Single sngFIRERATE As Single sngCOST As Single sngAMMO As Single sngLEVEL As Single End Type Code: money is also dimentionalised and form1.option2 does exist.

money is also dimentionalised and form1.option2 does exist. RIFLE on the other hand, does not.

I find this Hungarian style grating. When you've got Intellisense built into your IDE there's not much use in making your code illegible by prefixing your names with unpronounceable characters. If RIFLE.blnACTIVE = False Then >>> If Not Rifle.Active Then ElseIf RIFLE.blnACTIVE = True And RIFLE.sngLEVEL < 6 Then >>> ElseIf Rifle.Active And Rifle.Level < 6 Then Also why is Level a Single when it could be an Integer? And you've got RIFLE.snglvl near the end, which is mistyped.

klint: I find this Hungarian style grating. Meh, it's what Microsoft harped on in the VB6 age. I do find Systems Hungarian notation to be pointless at best. MS agrees. [I]f you write convoluted, dense academic prose nobody will understand it . . . and then the misinterpreted ideas will be ridiculed. -- Joel Spolsky

lols, thanks. I cant believe I forgot that, I works now. The only problem with the part im doing now is that I have to finnish a round before it comes up, im already bored of my own game. :( for the sake of testing I wont change it temporarily. I also changed it to an integer. all the others are singles because in the equasion that determines that value, at some point will cause a decimal. If you want just e-mail me if you want a copy, its not finnished but its really close.