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okay I was just think about this. okay if I had a seperate game for each level and the title was a seperate game and I used the load game code.
how if you can save make the title load the right level and also when you save have the title.... well I guess I'm just asking how do you make one game effect another in game editor?

It's simple!
Just type this in action that you want to load the game:

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LoadGame("Here comes the file name with file format abbreviation");


For example:

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LoadGame("Level 2.exe");


You can name your levels like: Level 1, Level 2, Level 3...
Hope this helps, if you still have questions, ask me.
And welcome to the forum!

lcl wrote:It's simple!
Just type this in action that you want to load the game:

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LoadGame("Here comes the file name with file format abbreviation");


For example:

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LoadGame("Level 2.exe");


You can name your levels like: Level 1, Level 2, Level 3...
Hope this helps, if you still have questions, ask me.
And welcome to the forum!

thank you but you see I was wondering how I would effect multiple games such as if I had a title screen that had new and load and the last save has on a certain level.exe
how would it be to load the file instead of the same level file

Hint:

This will also work for .dat files


Hint 2:

You can rename the .dat or .exe file to anything of your choosing by going in the folder (For example the folder that your game is in), and clicking "View" Then click Folder options. Then uncheck (When you find it), "Hide file extentions from known file types". Then you can change the .exe or .dat to anything, such as .map

oh so game editor already will send information about levels saves? so theres no code to effect one game from another its automatic?

Hblade wrote:Hint:

This will also work for .dat files


Hint 2:

You can rename the .dat or .exe file to anything of your choosing by going in the folder (For example the folder that your game is in), and clicking "View" Then click Folder options. Then uncheck (When you find it), "Hide file extentions from known file types". Then you can change the .exe or .dat to anything, such as .map

If you used Hint 2, you can do this:

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LoadGame("map1.map");


Asuming that your map is .map :3