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First, lets review what code you have here (I removed your comments and added mine)

either you edit the REAMDE file or you put in a picture or a text, telling the player how to play (if i got your question the right way, im not good at english^^)

I've already did it and also i've got another thread on how to apply the healthbar to my shooting game please help I'm new in greenfoot and my prof didn't teach us anything about this

Since you are using method calls to perform the different functions, using the 'return' statement will not work. You will have to use the other method using 'getWorld() != null' in an 'if' statement.

I don't have time to look into this in detail right now, but a quick look at the GamePad class within the template reveals some Windows-style paths in lines such as: <Code Omitted> Perhaps this is the problem?

That would be called a 'scrolling' world. Do a search.

now it jumps to the left lower corner when i press forward on start right lower corner when i press back on start i now made it like this: <Code Omitted> so when i call a or b its not empty so it wont go to the corner of the screen TY for help

Thanks! Think I've got it working now. Thanks for the help :)

It's a bit too late to reply, but thanks a bunch

Perfect, thank you very much.

First, I suggest you review the GreenfootImage and Color class documentations to get an idea of what they have to offer as far as fields and methods (I do not believe you will be dealing with the constructors; but, I it be good to get an idea of what is available as far as them while you are there). Occasionally, you might find a method that returns an Object reference instead of a primitive type (int, boolean, etc.). If you think you might be using one of those methods, you should review the class of the object it returns, as well. For example, in the GreenfootImage class, there is a met

Wow, thanks so much. I knew there must be a better way of organizing this, but I couldn't think of one. Thanks for pointing that out.