How do I save global variables? What am i doing wrong?

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  • YES! I have read lots of topics about that, i also read manual and tutorial but i still can't do it.

    I need to save global variables for my android game.

    Could you please land a hand, what am i doing wrong or what is missing?

    It is simple, when you complete a level and it needs to be saved when you open the game later.

    I need it for all levels, without arrays if possible.

    This took my 2 days and still i fail.

    pic link if you cant open picture above; http://imageshack.com/f/iqcLLDzZp

  • you can use web storage,

  • Yes i do, at least i try to do but i don't know what i am doing wrong...

  • how about using the Save and load system

  • it is too simple for this game and it will be my last choice if i can not make what i have in my mind, i just need variables to be stored then loaded when player runs game again.

  • I don't know what your game is, but I think your game will resume to the last level you played.

    1.) You need a global variable which save the current level. (let's say the name is "CURRENT_LEVEL").

    2.) then, everytime the player complete a level, check whether CURRENT_LEVEL is greater than (your_webstorage_key) or not. If yes, then add 1 to CURRENT_LEVEL, and save it to (your_webstorage_key).

    3.) then, when your game is being opened, set CURRENT_LEVEL to (your_webstorage_key) to resume.

    Sorry for my bad english.

  • and perhaps you need to learn "Progressive level selector". find it on google.

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  • I don't know what your game is, but I think your game will resume to the last level you played.

    1.) You need a global variable which save the current level. (let's say the name is "CURRENT_LEVEL").

    2.) then, everytime the player complete a level, check whether CURRENT_LEVEL is greater than (your_webstorage_key) or not. If yes, then add 1 to CURRENT_LEVEL, and save it to (your_webstorage_key).

    3.) then, when your game is being opened, set CURRENT_LEVEL to (your_webstorage_key) to resume.

    Sorry for my bad english.

    Thank you, do i need to know about arrays? I think not. I will take a look at this

  • ok, goodluck then~

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