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Reply From: | ponponyaya |
The simple way to change scene:
var targetScene = "res://Levels/NextLevelScenePath.tscn" # note: It's String
get_tree().change_scene(targetScene)
The real question is about when to use the above codes.
It based on what effects you want to show.
I mean if you want a effects like:
player pig eat truffle → truffle disspear → do effects you want → change to new scene.
Suppose you just have one(unique) truffle to eat.
Then you can code like following:
(if there are lots truffles then you can check the quantity, if got enough quantity then change scene, else queue_free the truffle.)
[In truffle script]
extends Area2D
var targetScene = "res://Levels/NewScenePath.tscn"
func _input(event):
if event.is_action_pressed("ui_select"):
if get_overlapping_bodies().size() > 0:
visible = false # hide truffle
# do effects you want
change_to_next_level()
func change_to_next_level():
get_tree().change_scene(targetScene)
queue_free
Hope this help.
That was very helpful, many thanks. However, now when I try to enter the line for my var targetScene as a string of the path of my new level, i.e. res://Level1.tscn, first of all it doesn’t show the list of options, and second of all it highlights this line an error. I was wondering why it is an error for the targetScene variable. By the way it says it is an unknown character as a parsing error?
Juan | 2022-01-11 19:31
This has been resolved thank you.
Juan | 2022-01-11 22:23