The resetting of the level is done from within the Hero class when he dies, the level is drawn but the Ghost class and Hero class are not redrawn. The only thing i can think of is the call to redraw the level is from the Hero class or the Hero and Ghost constructors have parameters. As for needing more paths, what do you mean ? .

Sorry, when i uploaded i didn't check the button to allow open in greenfoot checkbox. I will fullly doc the scenario and upload soon.

hey nice game but two things: if you loose your last life no game over screen appers and the game stops. If you press Run then for 6 times you can play and havent lost the last life

try this if you have a variable life: if(life==0){ Greenfoot.setWorld(new GameOver()); } and open your Game over screen in your World GameOver

Yes, a game over screen appears when you lose all your lives. However, when you complete all three levels you end up going back to the first level. Also, reseting the scenario does not replenish your lives.

Thanks S13derm4n i fixed that. (i hope :-]). Thanks danpost, i noticed them bugs twill try to fix them today. Will also open up the code with an explanation of how to add a level. Keep forgetting to set share code option sorry.

All that needs done, is to make the NUMBER_OF_LIVES a non-static variable. This would mean making two simple modifications in the code. One is changing a static method to non-static; the other is changing 'CellarWorld.' to 'cw.' in one of the actor classes. Both these changes are directly related to the NUMBER_OF_LIVES variable.

Actually, you do not even need a variable to hold the number of lives. You could just use: getWorld().getObjects(Lives.class).getSize() or, if in the world getObjects(Lives.class).getSize() to get the number of lives.

Also note you need a key to exit a level or open a door. And if you dont like the levels you can edit my levels to your liking and add more levels with little effort on your part. I am more interested in the method of programming the cell type game than the level editing too which i gave little thought.