In Director 1.3 you can use params, like:
1 | director:changeScene( { level="1" } , "level", "crossFade" ) |
@rmbsoft,
I guess you need to read up a bit on tables.
what you are after can be achieved as
local test = {}
test["level"] = "1" --
now pass this to director
director:changeScene( test, "level", "crossFade" )
to change it, just use test.level = "2"
or test.level = "whatever you want"
hope that was what you were after...
cheers,
?:)
Hi,
I tried that, but the level= parameter is still not detected in level.lua
what did you try mate?
you have tried this code,
1 2 3 4 | local test = {} test["level"]="1" director:changeScene( test, "level", "crossFade") |
and should the file level.lua receive the parameters?? I need to look at the new version of Director.
cheers,
?:)
How can you make level="1" variable?
num = '"1"' <-- double quotes and single quotes on outside
level = "level="..num
I tried this:
1 2 3 4 | local test = {} test["level"]="1" director:changeScene( { test } , "level", "crossFade" ) |
@rmbsoft,
Mate, see you are not copying the code I send you, you are trying to modify it your way. I said read up on tables.
I ask you to pass the table test as ( test, "level"...)
but you keep sending it as ( {test}, "level" ... )
what you are doing is making a table out of a table, where as I am asking you to pass the table.
in my example, you will get
param.level="1"
in your example, you will get
param.test.level="1"
that is why it is not working,
Please copy it right and it will work for you,
cheers,
?:)
I see the error now!
I guess i read up on tables indeed ;)
Thanks mate, it's working!
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