Just wondering, why did you decide to use separate subclasses for all the walls instead of putting it all in the Wall class?It looks like you were about to do so, and then commented it all out. Great job by the way. Pretty indistinguishable from the original.

Oh yer i tried to do it but when i did for some reason the ghosts and pacman kept spazzing out at the turning points. In other words the checks for if its able to move has changed. I think i know why its doing that and was gonna change it back, but havnt gone around to that. Ill do it tomorrow, should work if i figured it out correct. and thx. :)

GregC246, iv added the code that i used in the world and wall actors so now they work with one wall class. Go ahead and comment out the uneccesary bits in the worlds and uncomment the code that i have there and take a look what happens. I tried making the pictures of the walls solid black background but it still doesnt fix it. If you know how to fix this problem then please tell me.

Here you go: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/66182418/pacman.zip I'm pretty sure the spazzing was due to the fact that you actually turned the walls instead of just the images, so I made them rotate your images instead. (Look in SinglePlayer and Wall). I also overhauled your ghosts, and put all of their code into the Ghost class instead of the same thing in five different classes. I added a few methods to support this in Ghost-ghostOnFrame(), getExitCounterTime(), and getGhostSubimage(), which you should probably look at. I also added the ghostID variable, which keeps track of which type of ghost the actor is. (The main reason you shouldn't copy/paste large amounts of code into multiple classes is that if you edit one, then you will have to edit all of them. With all the code in Ghost, you only have to change that code.) I left almost all the unused code still in there, but commented. You should delete it if you don't need it anymore. Let me know if you have any issues (there's a decent chance I screwed something up without realizing it).

Here you go: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/66182418/pacman.zip I'm pretty sure the spazzing was due to the fact that you actually turned the walls instead of just the images, so I made them rotate your images instead. (Look in SinglePlayer and Wall). I also overhauled your ghosts, and put all of their code into the Ghost class instead of the same thing in five different classes. I added a few methods to support this in Ghost-ghostOnFrame(), getExitCounterTime(), and getGhostSubimage(), which you should probably look at. I also added the ghostID variable, which keeps track of which type of ghost the actor is. (The main reason you shouldn't copy/paste large amounts of code into multiple classes is that if you edit one, then you will have to edit all of them. With all the code in Ghost, you only have to change that code.) I left almost all the unused code still in there, but commented. You should delete it if you don't need it anymore. Let me know if you have any issues (there's a decent chance I screwed something up without realizing it).

wow so much change, so much i dont know about, so much difference... but its all the same! I got to try getting info from people like you instead of my teacher more :D.