I didn't get your point. When you "run" your project, Eclipse or AIDE would generate an APK file. It would Install it. I'm not sure if classes of other demos would included in the APK. But it's OK. You can delete other things you don't want. Greenfoot classes are in the folder src/greenfoot Keep this and your own folder is enough. Existing ones are used to show how to convert. BTW, have you tried AIDE?

I am trying it now ;-) Ok, I know what you mean. Now it's time to put it to practice.

It's very late here, I have to go to bed now. Reply if you get anything wrong. PS: check your email.

I am only having good stuff at the moment… Got it working with AIDE. Had to change minSdkVersion to 8 though (rather old tablet here). Will try, if it doesn't work. Well, too bad.

Thank you for testing :-) @groengeel Do you changed minSdkVersion to 8? I think my project may need 9 or higher(for e.g. 11) It means the APK you got could be installed to Android2.2 or any Android OS which is later than that.( for e.g. Android4.0.3) So I think make minSdkVersion smaller as possible is better.

Well, for now it all seems to work just fine. Currently porting my LandThePlane scenario (it needs some different coding to allow the game to be played with the touchscreen). http://www.greenfoot.org/scenarios/6592

@-nic- 1.The class GifImage dose not work any longer, so you may use a group of pngs , and do the switch your self; 2.Try this method: ClassImageManager.setClassImage(Class, Greenfoot); ClassImageManager is a class in the package greenfoot also. This method equals you right click in Greenfoot's Classes dialog and then click "Set image..." This would let all the class objects share one GreenfootImage. But notice if any of them changed the ClassImage would cause some problem

I just used setImage in every constructor..