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You, sir, are a genius. I wouldn't have thought of this myself. I'd like to thank you for you help, this really is helpfull!

Start with base offsets for x and y initially set to zero. Adjust those values depending on the keys pressed. Then use the final results to determine the direction of movement.

I would like to know if you would want to display to the player how many have been killed or if you just want to hold the value internally.

i get what you mean danpost !.

The game is shaping up pretty nicely! I'm very proud even if it is not really much of a game. For my second game ever, it's not too bad. The hero can now move seamlessly between 9 areas, with 4 different monsters, one item to pick up, and even some music I added. I'm having a good time with this.

THANK YOU! I'm still a beginner, :P

Thank you guys so much!!!!! :D

to stop an Actor from passing through walls, first create a variable to store x and y: private int x; private int y; the method is: public void stopAtWalls() { if (getOneIntersectingObject(Wall.class) != null) { setLocation(x,y); } else { x = getX(); y = getY(); } }

Here is what your new class should look like:

Erm, can you show an example of the code you are using that is not working, as it should work, if I am understanding your explanation correctly.. There is no reason for there to be brackets around move();.

Yay! Thank you, Penguin-man!

First thing to do is to create a variable to store X and Y values. private int x; private int y; you can use any method to move that you want, for example: if (Greenfoot.isKeyDown("right")) { setLocation(getX() + 5, getY()); } the stop at walls method should look like this public void stopAtWalls() { if (getOneIntersectingObject(Wall1.class) != null || getOneIntersectingObject(Wall2.class) != null) { setLocation(x,y); } else { x = getX(); y = getY(); } }

There really is no problem with clearing the world. If in the hero class: <Code Omitted>This saves the location of the hero and saves a reference to the world; then removes all objects, creates the new area and re-inserts the hero at the same location it was removed from.

Make sure your bracketing is proper. If not resolved, post your class code.