What is happening right now?

So this way, I dont have to track the tux or find its location? It does it automatically. Ohhh...

See Pixel-perfect collision detection. When I went to the scenario to get the URL for the link I noticed that it does seem slow. Maybe in HTML5 it's slower than regular.

"coinNum + 1" is not storing any value in a variable. If you want to add 1 to an int variable you should do: <Code Omitted>danpost's "no" is meant to be going on the first part of your last post not the second part. Also, to change to a new world you should do "Greenfoot.setWorld" not "getWorld" (like you were wrongly told).

You still have issues (1) and (2). You only fixed (3).

<Code Omitted>will move the actor upward by one pixel. You could also do something like this: <Code Omitted>

Actually, you should get a method not found error on line 235 as you are executing the method on "this" (a Player_1_1 object) by default, and there is no method called getCount in the Player_1_1 class. Next, all line 26 is doing is declaring a new Object reference of type Actor called Player (it creates a new variable called Player that is declared to hold an Actor type object). It is not assigned any object to hold (its value is "null") and it is not used later in your code (useless). Finally, line 237 should fail also with a variable not found error as totalCount is never declared locally inside the method (or as a field in the class). If you had tried it, you would have known about the two "not found" errors, and, in turn, known that there was a problem there. You should have pointed those lines out and not just say and give the entire class without pinpointing where the issue was.

Thank you very much my code works as intended now. Thank you or all of the help.