Load new Levels

#1 When the player... ??

#2 When player as won level 1 I need to to level and so on. Sorry about that.

#3 Well, for starters look up the endLevel() and loadLevel() methods of the t2dSceneWindow object in the docs

#4 Not Clear At All:

If I read the docs there is not any example... so I try to set this condition to end the level doing this:

if( %this.goldCount $= 64)
   {
      SceneWindow2D.endLevel();
      SceneWindow2D.loadLevel(%Level2); //I have two levels, one is Level1.t2d, other Level2.t2d
   }

But with this my level is ended and nothing else happens, a new level is not loaded.

We have this function in game.cs to start the actual level... but how can we reference a specific labeled level? I mean, if my first level is labeled startgamelevel.t2d, what can I do to start the game loading that specific level and how can I do to stop the game functions when this level is finished and how can I restart that functions for the next level?

if( isFile( %level ) || isFile( %level @ ".dso"))
      sceneWindow2D.loadLevel(%level);
      moleGuiGameOver.visible = 0;

I believe that docs are not so detailed as begginers would need :( so extra help from the community is highly needed :)

Thanks!

#5 Hmmmm :)

so a level must be defined before call its load!

%level = "ProjectName/data/levels/Level1.t2d";

   if( isFile( %level ) || isFile( %level @ ".dso"))
      sceneWindow2D.loadLevel(%level);
      moleGuiGameOver.visible = 0;

#6 You would need to assign it to $levelX where X is the level number. % won't help, that are local variables which can only be accessed from within the actual function they have been declared.

A different approach would be a simple variable that holds the current level number and do this instead:

%level = "ProjectName/data/levels/Level" @ ($levelNumber + 1) @ ".t2d";
$levelNumber = $levelNumber + 1;
SceneWindow2D.loadLevel(%level);

#7 I'm not saying this is the best way to do what you're trying to do as I haven't been following the thread. Two possibly cleaner and easier to understand/follow/maintain ways to write that last code tidbit:

Preferrable

$levelNumber = $levelNumber + 1;
%level = "ProjectName/data/levels/Level" @ ($levelNumber) @ ".t2d";
SceneWindow2D.loadLevel(%level);

More compact (note: I think compactness of high level code is 100% irrelevant to any programming decision that should ever be made. The way we read things and the way the compiler reads things are not related)

%level = "ProjectName/data/levels/Level" @ ($levelNumber++) @ ".t2d";
SceneWindow2D.loadLevel(%level);