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thanx ive fixed the problem

Please elaborate and include some code, so we can get a better idea of what you are attempting to do (include what classes the codes are in and which classes they extend).

Wow great, thank you very much:) It works now.

Thanks. was facing the same problem .

I was trying to use it to stop my music when the player would select a new level from the menu I created. Although the music gets paused when calling the menu it starts running as soon as the next level is loaded. Even though the next level is paused using the greenfoot.stop-method. Anyway, seen I think I've gone way overboard compared to what the official assignment looked like (create a game of choise with very few conditions aside from that) I think I will just pass on using the stopped method for now. After all like you said:

Now I understand, thank you!

You have movement due to the "w" key added to the TestShip class; however, it does not match the amount of movement with the Space class. I believe, since that is scrolling movement, the amounts should match and you should also check for and adjust the TestShip objects location on the "s" key also. Regards.

Sorry for the late reply, I mustn't have pressed post on my last reply. I have most of it working fine, but I am stuck with writing when my player does something, a life will be lost. Can you please help me with that? Thank you!

Ow dang, so that's what's up. K, thanks davmac. I'm prety sure I get what caused my problem now.

There is too much I would change, not only in this class, but in other classes as well. I would have only one Key class and only one Door class; also, I would have only one or two Shot classes. Then, I do not know if you have one or not, but I would have your level classes extend a general Level class. All these changes, plus what needs corrected in this class, would drastically alter its code and take an awful lot of time. As it is right now, fixing it would also take some time (and a lot of headache trying to comprehend what is going on there). I do not think I want to go there, as ever

Thank you, I got it figured out.

If your next level is a world you could use the Greenfoot.setWorld(new LEVEL_2()) command.

Shouldn't the actor allso be able to go down?

Give yourself a health value of 3 to start: <Code Omitted>Create a method, called from the act method, called checkLaser to detect and remove Laser objects and, when detected, decrease health and check for death (health == 0).

You could use a static array to hold the times for each level. If you have a superclass for you levels between them and the World class, that would be the best place for it. In the constructor of each level, have the negative value of the current time set to its element in the array; and, add the new current time when the level ends,