Tomsitems ... there were two sample/demo games made that one could download to see how they worked ... I'm using one a a basis for a game I'm making and it works perfectly. However the links to demo games and samples has been broken with the new site launch.
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I like the method above but you could use a single attribute. Here's how I would do it.
Make an actor that can detect change at the end of a level, for me I have doors in toon tiger.
Make a game attribute with a value to it, I used integer and set the value to 1 "this is to leave level 1 unlocked" call it level
then on each level select or icon create a inner attribute integer with the value of zero. I'll name it unlock "This will be used like a true false statement"
Then go inside your door and create the following
"when actor receives event //change attribute to game.level = game.level + 1"
on your unlock stuff you can go "when actor receives attribute = game.level 2 // change level.unlock to = level.unlock + 1
Yeh, there is no need to have anymore than one attribute. There is a game on my page that you can download. You'd just need to have a rule that is (for example):
when level5 complete + when attribute game.levelsunlocked < 5
change attribute game.levelsunlocked to 6 (or game.levelsunlocked+1)
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you need attributes for every single level.
currentLevel
level1unlocked
level2unlocked
level3unlocked
then when the player reaches the goal of level 1, you need a rule that sets level1unlocked to true, and sets currentLevel to 1
on the level select screen, each level select buttons needs a rule that says
if level1Unlocked is true and is pressed
goto level 1
otherwise
change image to lock
something like that anyways
Make an actor that can detect change at the end of a level, for me I have doors in toon tiger.
Make a game attribute with a value to it, I used integer and set the value to 1 "this is to leave level 1 unlocked" call it level
then on each level select or icon create a inner attribute integer with the value of zero. I'll name it unlock "This will be used like a true false statement"
Then go inside your door and create the following
"when actor receives event //change attribute to game.level = game.level + 1"
on your unlock stuff you can go "when actor receives attribute = game.level 2 // change level.unlock to = level.unlock + 1
when level5 complete
+ when attribute game.levelsunlocked < 5
change attribute game.levelsunlocked to 6 (or game.levelsunlocked+1)