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Do you have a variable to point out which level it is?

Frankie101 wrote:

I'm not sure how to use variables 

Umm, OK. Lemme give ya a tutorial.

Variables are basically like a piece of paper. You can write something down, and access it whenever you like. With Variables, you can also replace what you've written using the

set [whatever v] to [whatever]

block. Variables, when created, are blank.

If your variable is a number, you can also use the

change [whatever v] by (1)

block. The contents of your variable can be accessed at any time using the reporter block with the variable's name on it:

(whatever)

and can be used in any text/number input.

When creating a variable, click on "Make a variable" and type in a name in the box that pops up. Under that, there are 2 bullet selections: For all sprites, and For this sprite only. In this case, you should select "For all sprites". In another case, like making a velocity sprite that uses variables that you want to duplicate, the other is required.

I hope this helped! 

Once you have a variable, you can do this:

if <(level) = [1]>
 glide (1.5) secs to x: (0) y: (0)
end
if <(level) = [2]>
 glide (1) secs to x: (0) y: (0)
end

and so on.

I've fixed it now!! Thanks!!