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• • tarvit
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  • • Joined 24 Apr, 2022
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  • 24 Jun, 2022
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  Sorry, I meant "layout".

  So there is no native methods to do this without hacks?

  Maybe there is another API to fetch a list of all layouts and then compare some variable with it?

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• • tarvit
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  • • Joined 24 Apr, 2022
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    • 2 topics • 4 posts
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  • 24 Jun, 2022
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  I have some convention of layers naming like: "level_0", "level_1", "level_2". And there is logic shared between events sheets.

  I need to implement a function that does "go to layer by dynamic name". But is important to call it only is layer with dynamic name exists.

  Is there API method for that?

  Tagged:

  • events
  • layer
  • methods
• • tarvit
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  • • Joined 24 Apr, 2022
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  • 8 Jun, 2022
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  lionz thank you for the good question!

  I noticed that my value contains quotes. It was my first instance variable usage, so I thought they are required for a String value. After I removed them it started working.

  This solved my problem.

  
• • tarvit
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  • • Joined 24 Apr, 2022
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  • 8 Jun, 2022
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  I have a few Sprite objects called Stamp in may layout.

  I have set instance value `.next_layout` with some strings equal to some my layout scenes in the game.

  Then I have a tap event with action - go to layout from selected Stamp.next_layout.

  And this is not working. I have added Stamp.next_layout to debugging text and I see that event is triggered and value in the clicked object is correct. But layout is not changed.

  This `Got to layout` function works fine if I specify a string constant instead of dynamic `Stamp.next_layout`.

  What am I doing wrong?

  

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  • instance-variable
  • layout

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