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You're a lucky man, because I don't have to sift through all this code to know what's the issue (or else I would have helped someone else tonight, really, this is way too much code). Your problem is math. Your solution is easy.

Here's what's going on: when the object is low enough to go through the floor, you invert and divide by 2 gravityStrength. This is the exact place where things go wrong.

If the object falls more pixels than gravityStrength / 2 under the ground level, it cannot go up again, as it's position when you add the new gravityStrength will still be under the ground. Then it will revert it's direction and half gravityStrength again, making sure that it won't budge from this spot ever again (unless you move it by hand). It's definitively stuck.

Change this:

The error message is correct, the second parameter of reduce is the next entry of the array being reduced, which in this case is the promises array.

So the immediate solution is to await the promise without trying to call it:

use position: fixed instead of absolute

and use z-index of interactive div to something higher than one

and lastly don't keep anything inside the div that shows the particles..

I know Its not much understandable as you are not using React.js but the problem you are incurring would be solved with this.

so my component contains the particles.js file and all my other

if you can see i have used a class particles for my particles component. Here is its styling

You just forgot to include jQuery and particles.js into the page:

I think your jsonstuffs needs to be an object like so:

https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/working-with/automating/command-line-and-exit-codes/command-line.html

You can also input these commands into windows task scheduler to have them run periodically!

-specify the path to your testcomplete.exe, input arguments such as /r, /e, /p etc.

e.g

cd ..\..\Program Files (x86)\SmartBear\TestComplete 14\Bin
TestComplete.exe "C:\Users\user.name\documents\ProjectSuite1\automation.pjs" /r /e

You are calling

First of all, the string passed in your mDatabase.execSQL() inside onCreate() is not a valid db query due to typo (INTEGEER) and wrong spacing during string concatenation. It should be: