V4.5
Hey, can anyone please tell me why the beaten_levels variable wont work showing off the save file version?
extends CharacterBody2D
@onready var animated_sprite_2d: AnimatedSprite2D = $AnimatedSprite2D@onready var churub_0001: Sprite2D = %“Churub-0001”
func _ready() → void:
get_var doesn’t take an argument like you think, do not supply an argument to it.
beaten_levels = file.get_var() # empty parenthesis, no args
Are you sure your save file exists and has data?
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Wait, but now it just prints it as a one
extends CharacterBody2D
const CharacterBody2d = preload("res://scenes/character_body_2d.gd")
@onready var animated_sprite_2d: AnimatedSprite2D = $AnimatedSprite2D
var flip_gravity = false
var JUMPS = 2
var SPEED = 100.0
var JUMP_VELOCITY = -150.0
var ChuRub: bool = false
var powerup = preload("res://scenes/bullets/Boomer.tscn")
var max_health = 100
var health = max_health
var attack = 10
var hurt = 10
var bounce_boost = 2
@onready var churub_0001: Sprite2D = %"Churub-0001"
var in_water = false
var character_type = 4
var current_item = 0
var full_health_boss = 100
var boss_health = 100
var target : String = "ggg"
var canshoot = true
var save_path = "user://skibidi.save"
var points = 1
var beaten_levels = [false, false, false, false, false]
var current_level = 0
var world_index = 0
var unfinished = 0
func _ready() -> void:
var file = FileAccess.open(save_path, FileAccess.READ)
points = file.get_var(points)
current_level = file.get_var(current_level)
world_index = file.get_var(world_index)
unfinished = file.get_var(unfinished)
beaten_levels = file.get_var()
points = beaten_levels
print(beaten_levels)
print(world_index)
print(world_index)
print(world_index)
print(world_index)
print(world_index)
print(world_index)
print(world_index)
print(unfinished)
print(unfinished)
print(unfinished)
print(unfinished)
print(beaten_levels)
Because then I could see witch section was the world index
And I don’t know why, but the beaten levels variable will be a number, not an array for some reason.
How? Is world_index somehow changed between two consecutive prints?
So then why print the same thing many times in a row?
wait, what was I thinking?
I have a strange solution:
these are the levels beaten:
0000
Why do you still send arguments to get_var()? It requires no arguments as it was already pointed out by @gertkeno
it has no argument in beaten levels in the get_var(), but that still doesn’t fix anything. It’s still getting me no array back.
Have you put an array in?store_var() calls in the code you posted.
Here, got this: they all gone now.
Your welcome. I think I’m just going now.
