Yes Sir! you are getting it rightly. 
By the way I don't know basics of such game . How to load a scene.
I hope you are getting my point. I want to make a game in which ninja continuously run on road avoiding obstacles.
what to do to load a road in scene. I have tried to load a 3ds road. but it is just a part. i want to load a road on which ninja continuousely runs( so sorrrrryyy for such a silly and childish questions    )).

There is a defined animation of walk of ninja. Now simply how i can achieve a scene which seems that ninja is walking on a road. user sees it from behind(like in temple run).

I want to make a mobile game with min. SDK 2.3.6

Hello!!
Firstly Thanx to this forum which helped me lot. Now I want to make a simple game in which ninja character( downloaded Bones-android ninja from your forum) continuously walks on the road( like temple run)  and avoids obstacle. this is the basic funda or a concept of the game. I have made a basic fighting game using JPCT-AE. There is a much difference in the concept.

I don't know what is the  concept or the games in which character moves in some area or in some castle etc. How such process is carried out??? or if I come to the point of game which I want to make how I would be able to seem ninja moving or walking on road?? Does such thing could be carried out through camera movement.

I have loaded a 3ds road and tried to give its movement on z axis ( I know doing a silly try)

Please help me to get out of this.

Thanxx in advance..

Hello Sir!
Sir, I am working on an android game. Firstly, I have made collision between characters through collision detection method of JPCT-ae.
but it was not satisfying. Now I have carried out it based on action and distance between character as follow:

SimpleVector dist=ninja_cpu.getRoot().getTransformedCenter(). calcSub(ninja_user.getRoot().getTransformedCenter());
if (animation_user==2 && dist.length()<3.5*NinjaWidth){
BattryLevelUSER.setProgress(counter_user--);
}
and similarly for opponent
SimpleVector dista=ninja_user.getRoot().getTransformedCenter(). calcSub(ninja_cpu.getRoot().getTransformedCenter());
if (animation_cpu==2 && dist.length()<3.5*NinjaWidth){
BattryLevelCPU.setProgress(counter_cpu--);
}
It works fine sometime but  sometime it doesn't works( seems if condition doesn't get satisfied properly.

For bounding the screen limit( character should not move outside of the screen) I have used following logic
if(ninja_user.getRoot().getTransformedCenter().x<220)

{
  if(ninja_cpu.getRoot().getTransformedCenter().x+ 3.5*NinjaWidth < ninja_user.getRoot().getTransformedCenter().x)
  ninja_user.getRoot().translate(-5,0,0);
This for cpu ninja whreas for user to move left
if(ninja_user.getRoot().getTransformedCenter().x > locationofcpu)
{

//if Ninja is greater than 100 bring it in 100

if(ninja_cpu.getRoot().getTransformedCenter().x<=-150)
{
ninja_cpu.getRoot().translate(10, 0, 0);
}
  and to move right if(ninja_user.getRoot().getTransformedCenter().x > locationofcpu)
  
{
//if Ninja is greater than 100 bring it in 100
if(ninja_cpu.getRoot().getTransformedCenter().x>=200)
{
ninja_cpu.getRoot().translate(-10, 0, 0);
}

}
This sometimes give satisfactory result whereas some times wrong. I don't think I am carrying out it in a proper way. I am testing this on my Samsung Galaxy Ace but in some other device it doesn't gives satisfactory result. i am using progress bar as battery.