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Yes. Greenfoot is great for beginners.

Thank you soooooooooo much!

If you do not want the music in the Map class, then you should not have line 11 and line 21 (which, as written, is not valid for a world class object) in this class. You probably should not have those particular 'started' and 'stopped' methods in this class either. They should mostly be in the class where the music is started. The code to stop the music should be at the location where you create and set a new Map world active.

Thanks! That really helped!

Please always supply the error message if you have a compilation problem, and make clear which line the error is one. Please post code properly: <Image Omitted>

(In fact, I see the instructions on the page you link are incomplete. You need to right-click the world and choose "save the world" to save the positions of any actors you have moved, before you save the scenario itself; otherwise the actors will reset their position when you open the scenario. Perhaps this is the trouble you're having?)

I got it to work on local multiplayer thanks to everyone but for some reason the jar file (export) doesn't work

Try to write the code on your own. If you are stuck, be specific with what exactly you are having trouble with and show what you have tried for that part. If you just copy the code someone gives you, you don't learn how to do it.

Thanks guys!

I think you are missing some core java knowledge in actor 1 you have : <Code Omitted>*can be any class **can be any name in the world : <Code Omitted> then you can do : <Code Omitted>*name of the world; **name of the varible in actor1 ***class use in actor 1