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I looked back at the forums and i found this http://www.greenfoot.org/topics/find/4405#post_4405 I think that makes your first answer a definite no and your second answer you would have to recreate about half of your code. Believe me I feel for you, I wanted to program android on greenfoot to:<

There are two main issues in terms of Greenfoot->Android. One is technical: We would need to port across the Greenfoot libraries to Android. That's a bit of a work, but it's doable. The other is an interface/API issue: all the desktop Greenfoot scenarios are written to use mouse and keyboard. On a phone, you instead have touch. So you'd need to write your scenarios differently to take different input -- or in fact, really, you end up making different scenarios on different devices (Fruit Ninja doesn't make much sense with mouse and keyboard; things like FPS games make no sense with touch). That would mean adding to the Greenfoot API to support touch, and the whole thing just becomes a bit of a headache. I'm not ruling it out, but there are several reasons why we haven't done it yet.

i have made the game reactions in mind of android the pixel count is the same as a sony experia x10 i havent used the keyboard just mouse and i kept it simple.. ill look at the link mathe said but ill try other routes thanks though.