Also, i noticed that you are adding many instances of ground. My suggestion would be to take it into GIMP or even paint and combine all the images into one.

Hey, mjrb4. I tried this in his approachWall() method and got the same result. public boolean approachWall() { int widthOffset = (Greenfoot.isKeyDown("left") ? -1 :1)*getImage().getWidth()/2; for (int i=-15; i<15; i++) { boolean result = getOneObjectAtOffset(widthOffset, i, Ground.class) !=null; result = cake; if (poop = result) { return true; } else { return false; } } return cake; } Why is this?

Your approachWall() method doesn't work correctly. It always returns false no matter where samus is. Try writing this method with an if-else statement, and see what you get.

I could probably help you if your indentation wasn't so weird lol...look up standard loop/method structure and re-submit the scenario once you've fixed it.

Yeah i know how to do that, but what I was wondering was if there was a way to combine them through windows XP. Turns out there's not and the only way to do so is to reformat...So, that's what I've been doing for the past 3 or so hours. BTW, they built that feature into Vista, yet they won't update XP to include it... 832 :P