When everything is gone, then spawn next level button

Braydon_SFX

Hey guys,

In a game i'm working on, I want it so that when everything that can be destroyed is destroyed, then the next level spawn button appears.

There are only certain things that can be destroyed, though. So i want it when all those are gone, then you may move on to the next level.

Any idea on how to do this?

Thanks!

Weswog

You make destroyed say destroyed.game-1 when the actors that are destroyed get destroyed
when destroyed=0 change attribute spawnbutton to true then when the person presses any button change the spawn button to false
then in the spawn button actor when spawnbutton=1 spawn actor button then in the next scene make the destroyed attribute value to whatever the amount of things need to be destroyed in that specific scene

EDIT: Tshirt beat me haha

Cheers, Weswog

Braydon_SFX

@Tshirtbooth

That works! Thanks!

But i've seen your Zombie Drop game, you tried to get the zombie on the platform then when everything is gone, you can go ahead with the next level.
How did you do that.

Just wondering for future references

youngster9

I don't know exactly how tshirtbooth did it but he might have had an attribute for each level and then when a block was destroyed it would subtract one from that attribute then when that attribute his 0 the next level button will come in.

tshirtbooth probably did it a cooler and faster way.

Weswog

Ok I see what your doing well you need an actor/ hero/lander then in your actor that lands create this

If hero overlaps or collides when destroyed=0
Timer after 3 sec. or whatever time change attribute finished level to 2

Cheers, Weswog

Braydon_SFX

Okay that works.

But now when i go to the next level, it doesnt work cause it is set to 2. (just a example)
But level 2 has 3. So how do i do that?

Braydon_SFX

When i say 'it' I mean the integer attribute.

Braydon_SFX

Bump.

Just to recap, i got it working.

But now when i go to the next level, it (the integer) doesnt work cause it is set to 2. (just a example)
But level 2 has 3 things that can be destroyed. So how do i do that?

JohnPapiomitis

you'll need a separate attribute for each level. Or when you switch the level you can change the attribute you have to the updated destroy amount for the next level. Whatever is easier for you

Braydon_SFX

I dont understand.

When i go to the next level, i update the attribute, it will work, but then lvl 1 wont work
And i tried a separate attribute, but where would i put the change attribute that Tshirtbooth showed how to do? I already have one in the actor for lvl 1.

Thanks

Braydon_SFX

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Braydon_SFX

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