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The above way would have every Teleporter be a teleporter to a specific world, that way you don't have to make a different Player object for each teleporting world you can go to.

Here's another one: Q*bert. I'd love to see that one.

Ok thx I finally got something playable! ^^

Mode 7 is a technique for programming a background texture on the ground. Its pretty much just an efficient mathematical equation that some people have converted into code. It is not an engine or a base for you to build a game out of.

In Greenfoot almost every image you use is a GreenfootImage so you should create GreenfootImages of all the images you want to use: <Code Omitted> If you got this images in your class you just need to change the images like this:

@LearningProgramming Like danpost already said you don't need a class for any card. In my Black Jack game you can see that I just changed the values of the cards and used one card. But if you try to programm this using eclipse that will be realy complicated because eclipse at all is not easy to use and it hasn't got a graphical surface like in greenfoot. Also there are no acting cycles... You would have to do everything by yourself. So you better try to create this game using Greenfoot.

Never mind, I figured it out. Here's the code if interested: <Code Omitted>

edit: "getIntersectingObject" should be "getOneIntersectingObject"

Thank you i think i have changed it now

Exactly what scope to you want this variable to have? Are all actors that use it of the same sub-class of Actor? or just actors? Does the world need access also?

Please refer to the discussion on How to make an image larger.

It works now, thanks. I used the equals() and return statements. I also replaced "0" by "stop" in the file (I don't know if this had any effect)

Greenfoot.setWorld(new Level());

Thanks man really helped appreciate it :)

Thank you all!