Karl,

Look in the "miscellaneous" category in bullet's viewer to find 
"bullet's copy", which, when invoked, will give you another instance 
of the bullet.  And look in the "collections" category of your 
playfield's viewer to find "playfield append:", which, when executed, 
will append the parameter you provide to the list of objects in the 
playfield.  A simple version of what you want can be achieved by 
constructing a script of the form

	playfield append: bullet's copy

Depending on what you want to do, you may wish to put the copied 
bullet into a player-valued instance variable of, perhaps, the 
playfield, so that you can send it various messages to configure it 
as needed before turning it loose in the playfield.

Hope this helps,

   -- Scott

   At 5:48 PM +0100 12/25/00, Karl Ramberg wrote:
>Hi
>I'm trying to make a SpaceWar game a la the one
>Alan Kay describes in How Spacewar on Bobs SuperSwiki.
>I'm doing this with morphic scripting tiles and wonder
>how to make bullets. I would like to make one bullet
>and every time one is fired the original bullet will
>copy it self and the copy will shoot off.
>But I can't find a way to make a copy instance of a
>bullet...
>Any suggestions ?
>
>Karl