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Thanks Dan.

Thank you, I will check that!

That works perfectly, just had to shuffle the scores around so they would load. Thanks for that. As for the level classes I try and keep everything as un-complicated as possible then go back at the end and add in different more optimised codes. I will be using this when I have finished the last pieces of the game. Big thanks again :)

And C, in my example.

Thanks for your help

<Code Omitted>Simple solution but not tested.

Alright sounds good. If you still have problems, be sure to post the whole code so we can check it out!

Yeah! Make sure it is cast properly, so the compiler can find the method. Casting it in the 'for' statement gets a little messy (requiring 'List' objects and casts); that is why I cast it where I did.

ah... forgot a simple cast. Wow....

@davmac, thanks I finally got it working! @danpost, no problem and thanks for all the help and for the random thing. @tylers, I tried that and it doesn't seem to work ill mess with it and see if I can figure that out. It sure would be simpler.

I added a 'bigRefresh();' as the first statement in the scroll() method, and it seemed to work OK.

Wow thanks for such a quick response. I had the x and y starting at 15 from inspecting the arrays earlier, forgot to change'm when I pasted the code here. I didn't know about the getRed/blue/green() methods, I was just trying to inspect using greenfoot (which didn't tell me much). I'm guessing they are part of the Color class? Never thought to check that. I found out that the template color wasn't entered in correctly. I changed one number and it all worked! Thanks a bunch.