i didnt think you could do that...
playerBall=TBall(ballList.removefirst())
i dont think it returns an object
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what you will need todo is
playerball = tball(balllist.first())
balllist.removefirst()
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of course i coould be wrong and you could just do a null test on playerball
playerBall=TBall(ballList.removefirst())
i dont think it returns an object
...
what you will need todo is
playerball = tball(balllist.first())
balllist.removefirst()
...
of course i coould be wrong and you could just do a null test on playerball