#levelchange

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I took this picture on the day of the eclipse🌑. It originally just looked like a bright sunburst☉. I played with the contrast and brightness to get a better idea💭 of the actual shape I was looking at. I thought it was pretty😍. #sunburst #eclipse #pretty #contrast #brightness #levelchange (at Salem, Oregon)

[wagnergamedesign]

Collect Objects to Win Level

1). Things needed - a character controller, a collectible item (some sort of coin - you can have more than one of them), a particle effect that your coin turns into, a portal to your next level, and a new level to travel to.

2). Tagging and Istrigger - Tag the player as Player and check Istrigger on the coin (you should only have one coin at this point)

3). There are two scripts for this assignment - collect and levelChange. These two scripts MUST BE NAMED collect AND levelChange (caps matter).

the collect script:

var keyReplacement: GameObject;

var callLevelScript:levelChange;

function OnTriggerEnter (other : Collider) {  

   if(other.gameObject.tag == "Player"){

         callLevelScript.amountOfKeysCollected++;

        //make the replacement variable show up

        var makeKeyReplacement : GameObject;       

        makeKeyReplacement = Instantiate(keyReplacement, transform.position, transform.rotation);

         //destroy the key and replace it with sparks

        Destroy(gameObject);

   }

}

the levelChange script:

var amountOfKeysCollected:int = 0;

var numberOfKeysToChangeLevel:int = 3;

function OnTriggerEnter (other : Collider) {

if(other.gameObject.tag == "Player"){

    if(amountOfKeysCollected == numberOfKeysToChangeLevel){

     Application.LoadLevel ("levelname");

         }

  }

}

MAKE SURE YOU CHANGE THE NAME OF YOUR LEVEL FROM "levelname" TO WHATEVER THE NAME IS FOR YOUR SECOND LEVEL.

4). Adding the scripts - Drag the levelChange script onto your portal. Drag the collect script onto your key.

5). Adding the other variables - The collect script has two variables: a Key Replacement and a Call Level Script. Put your particle effect in the first slot (the Key Replacement), and drag your portal object into the other slot.

6). Changing the number of keys - you can now copy the keys and make as many as you want. There is a set number of keys needed to open the portal for the next level. It is set at 3 by default. Modify the numberOfKeysToChangeLevel variable according to how many keys you have.

7). Build the project and run it.