high score

if you want some different screens you could use some differnt worlds and change them using setWorld(/*the name of your world*/). Also you could use different objects for levels, highscores and menus.

i have i problem with the connetion with my crab,my counter, and my world, every time compile it it says this: constructer Crab in class Crab cannot be complied in given types; found: no arguments reason: actual and formal arguments differ in length what is going on help, im trying to make the most advanced game on greenfoot

Use the following code right after 'getWorld().removeObject(worm);' in the 'eat' method:

so i want my level so it starts out with LEVEL 2-LEVEL 10 and then i want it so it puts everything back in place EXCEPT there needs to be an extra lobster per level level 2 2 lobsters Level 3 3 lobsters and so forth please help

and i don't have an eat method. where the crab eats its all in the act section NO move method or eat method, only act method. i tried to put 2 different sections but mycrab wouldn't move

Then put it in your act method. For 'levelUp': - increase level counter - add a new lobster - replenish the worms

im now working on the scoreoard almost everything is complete the EXCEPT when i put this down if(Greenfoot.isKeyDown("enter")){ CrabWorld crabworld = (CrabWorld) getWorld(); CrabWorld.ScoreBoard(SCORE); getWorld().removeObject(this); } it says this: non-static method scoreboard(int) cannot cannot be refrenced form a static contex, i double checked my scoreboard my game over, my Crabworld, my Worms, My lobsters, everything and i still dont see whas wrong

You are getting a reference to your CrabWorld world in the first line of the 'if' block (you named it 'crabworld'). However, in the second line you are using the class name instead of the reference name to run the scoreboard(int) method. Change 'CrabWorld.ScoreBoard(SCORE);' to 'crabworld.scoreboard(SCORE);'.

i see thanks i fixed that now again i have another glitch public void scoreboard(int SCORE) { addObject(new ScoreBoard(600, 600), getWidth() / 2, getHeight() / 2); if (UserInfo.isStorageAvailable()) {//test to see if your data is avalable(logged in) UserInfo myInfo = UserInfo.getMyInfo();// set myInfo to UserInfo if (SCORE> myInfo.getScore()) //test to see if your score is better than your last { myInfo.setScore(SCORE);//set the score to your info myInfo.store();// store the info } } Score=SCORE; } when i do this at the bottom i has Score=Score; it says it doesnt have that variable (Score) but i really do Help!!! after this i think i will be done with questions about my scoreboard

Where is the 'Score' variable? is it an instance variable in the ScoreBoard class? If so:

Remove Score = SCORE; then in your method gameOver() add: