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You could do this by creating sprites called "Exit 1" "Exit 2" etc:

Tell those sprites to "Forever, show. Set Ghost effect to 100%" and then tell your main charecter to broadcast "Exit 1" "Exit 2" etc: Depending on which exit your touching 

Then, make all sprites you don't want hide when they receive "Exit 1" and everything you do want shows, with the background changing etc:

If you want, you can download my Dot RPG project and look at the sprites/scripts to see what I mean 

Download here 

Weredawg wrote:

What's the ghost effects? I only started using this program for a couple days. I haven't used broadcasting yet either.

Thanks. Do you have any instant messaging? I need to get this done by 9:30am or I'm dead. You can try my AIM at Lobo Herrerano, Skype doratheconquistadora

<ghost> effect is used to create transparency, like a stereotypical ghost. Broadcast means like you're sending a message to the world, and then you can make other sprites respond to that message with the <when I receive[ block



And to help with the original question:
Create a sprite called exit, whenever it touches the player, make it broadcast "next".
DO NOT make it broadcast "exit1" for level 1 and "exit2" for level 2 etc, you're wasting time, effort and memory space. Create a variable called "level". Now create a script saying:
<when I receive[ next
<change{ level }by( 1

Then for the stage or whatever is the level, say
<switch to costume[ <{ level }>
If you number the costumes, or you could:
<if><( <{ level }> <=> 1 )>
<switch to costume[ whatever your costume is called.

There are many many more ways, but this is my second favorite (favorite involves a lot of pen so I won't go into it now).
Also, for the stairs, do something like:
<if><( level <=> number )>
<go to x   something )y   something





If you aren't comfortable with variables, please ignore this post.

Last edited by justtestingstickman (2009-12-04 08:28:56)