I'd use "Save Attributes" and "Load Attributes" mostly on the main menu scene.
So when the player gets to each level, at the end of the level, have an actor to a "Save Attribute" (a game.attribute that's an integer will suffice). Level 1 would be "Save Attribute game.LevelOn to 2". Then level 2 completed would be "Save Attribute: game.LevelOn to 3."
When the game is started have in the opening/menu scene a "Load Attribute." Load the last game.LevelOn (of say 5; so they've finished level 4 and they'll begin on level 5).
When the player clicks on a button that says "Continue" the loaded attribute (LevelOn = 5) will take them to the scene that they played up until (Have a rule; If LevelOn = 5, load scene/level 5) on it.
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I'd use "Save Attributes" and "Load Attributes" mostly on the main menu scene.
So when the player gets to each level, at the end of the level, have an actor to a "Save Attribute" (a game.attribute that's an integer will suffice). Level 1 would be "Save Attribute game.LevelOn to 2". Then level 2 completed would be "Save Attribute: game.LevelOn to 3."
When the game is started have in the opening/menu scene a "Load Attribute." Load the last game.LevelOn (of say 5; so they've finished level 4 and they'll begin on level 5).
When the player clicks on a button that says "Continue" the loaded attribute (LevelOn = 5) will take them to the scene that they played up until (Have a rule; If LevelOn = 5, load scene/level 5) on it.
Good luck!