How do I add global layers with the add layer event?

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  • In a game I'm working on I am trying to add a layer when the player completes the level that shows the victory and the next level button and stuff. I thought that if I named it the same name as a global layer I already haver set up in the project that it would become that layer, but it just becomres its own layer. Do you think there is any way to add global layers this way? Obviously I can just include the layer from the start and set its visiblity and whatnot, but I thought it might be interesting to try it this way. What do you guys think?

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  • Which add layer event?

  • ThresholdGames It's probably not supported, because Construct will have to create all objects on the global layer.

    lionz C3 supports dynamic layers now, you can add/remove/move them in runtime.

  • Global layers are currently implemented as an editor feature - by the time it launches the runtime, all overridden layers are replaced with normal layers that copy the global layer. So it's not currently possible to add a global or overridden layer at runtime.

    Since your project likely has a fixed number of global layers, you probably don't need dynamic layers anyway - just add the global/overridden layers in the editor and make them invisible if you don't need them.

  • Would be nice to have support for global layers for the dynamic layers feature.

    This way we could design our menus in a separate layout, without ever having to worry about including a layer with the same name in each layout. If there are tens or hundreds of layouts, it can be quite a chore.

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