thx for helping but the problem stay, I make the code like you say danpost but there stil is a red square on pirvate "PlayerData" playerl; ("...." is red square) I hope now you no what the problem is import greenfoot.*; public class Saver { private PlayerData player; public Saver() { if (PlayerData.isStorageAvailable() ) { if (PlayerData.getMyData() != null) { player = PlayerData.getMyData(); } } } public void saveHighscore(int score) { if (PlayerData.isStorageAvailable() ) { if (PlayerData !=null) { if (score > PlayerData.getScore() ) { PlayerData.setScore(score); PlayerData.sore(); } } } } }

Why do you do: PlayerData.setScore(score); PlayerData.store(); Do: player.setScore(score); player.store(); You can't store or set the score for the class PlayerSata, you have to do that with your instance variable.

Have you tried using the menu item Edit | Import Classes... and select ScoreBoard. It looks like it has the complete code necessary for posting a score board but if you want to write your own.... I guess its good experience -- Takashi

davmac sorry for my lost respont but I have version 2.1.2 and maby thats the problem but where can I download the new version of greenfoot than I hope you can help me.

well i was just abit anoyed i dident spot that oh well:)

Sorry for my stupid action and the first code works great but I don´t understand the last code. I make a hiscore but I don´t know what I need than plz giff me some advice

than I mean from this text I don´t understand because if I put the code in there stay unspected user plz help Now we need to create a saver. Go to Ground and scroll down to the gameOver() method, and add these lines at the bottom of it: Saver saver = new Saver(); saver.saveHighscore(counter.getValue()); These lines simply create a save and let that saver save the current score of the counter. All we need to do now is create a score board, so you can see your score and other’s scores. Import the class ScoreBoard, by going to edit--->import class--->ScoreBoard. Change gameOver() in Ground to: removeObject(user); Saver saver = new Saver(); saver.saveHighscore(counter.getValue()); ScoreBoard board = new ScoreBoard(600, 350); addObject(board, getWidth() /2, getHeight() /2); This creates a scoreboard and puts it into the world.