Kilorn, on 22 April 2011 - 05:29 AM, said:

Sure thing! I know alot of people would probably ripout there hair on this one.

On your Game1.cs that's the main entry to your game correct?

Now if you were to make, say a, Level.cs file for all your level held data, now we need to access the game1.cs varibles, for what ever reason.

Now to do this you would declare it up top:

        // Load the player into the level
        public Game_Data Game_Data
        {
            get { return game_data; }
        }
        Game_Data game_data ;

You probably seen something like this for pointing different files to one another, but then this will make it a NULL values, so how do we load up what we need?

In the Level.cs file [code]public Game_Level(IServiceProvider provider)

Part, it'll look SIMILAR not the SAME but yeah I had this in the Game_level so when it loaded the game1.cs file it would have a HISSYFIT and off center my mouse, because I THINK we're trying to draw 2 game1.cs's.

So it's best to have just 1 and refer to the level file.

Could also be a chance i'm retarded, that's a high chance as well haha.

If someone can explain that better please do so. Or point those to a tutorial on that type of thing

Don't know FlightDesign,

I can only suggest putting breakpoints in, and looking at the values of Mouse.GetState().

You could try looking at some the other topics like this, I think there are a few (look at the related topics, at the direct bottom of this page).

Sorry I couldn't really help you, but I thought I would give you something any way.

Thanks,
Daniel,