If using the Goal class, you should probably have the goal look for Mario and remove him when intersection occurs. The world class code can still check for lack of Mario in the world and set the new level.
davemib123 wrote ...
2013/6/27
Keep score in new world
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@ Danpost, suggestion is good, but I will need some practice on Greenfoot first :).
Zamoht that works great. If on level 2 I want to put a boundary for Mario to not go past (i.e. end of game and must go in castle) but the player jumps over this. I know how to set the left-boundary but how do I set the right boundary specific to just level 2. I've tried this out:
but setupLevel(2) causes an incompatible type.
public void boundary()
{
if(getX()<=21){
setLocation (21, getY());
}
Levels L = (Levels)getWorld();
if(L.setupLevel(2)){
if(getX()>=348){
setLocation (348, getY());
}
}
}nevermind, got that sorted :)
@danpost got it working as you described with Goal.class. Thanks for the tip :)
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