Most games you probably played with larger worlds have multiple scenes, where entering a trigger jumps from one area to another. I think if you want to create multiple levels you should create multiple scenes for it. That way, players will need to spend some time loading rather than having a laggier gameplay

Seems like OP is inactive atm, its vacation after all. I'm on vacation too, but we can see about his response once he comes back on

seems like to are loading the same pathfinds on different "levels". My advice, though its smh of a hassle, is to make seperate animations and spawn objects that creates a new level, but not a new scene.

Tbh, it is much easier just to make 2 seperate grids (not that much laggier), but if you have the brains and time, you can do it the way above

I feel like there is no reason not to trust him. Its much easier to track him then to track employees

I dont believe you can have to completely different animations in one event? That makes the conditions all jumbled up.

Try spliting up the two events:

On 'Crouch to idle' Animation Finished: play Idle

On 'Idle to crouch' Animation Finished: play Crouch[/code:3rwku8kh]

not sure if that is your error but this is the logical event method

Its all 3d, drawn into 2d, the person who made that probably has made a background with the slant already pre-adjusted to it. Its not hard, just takes some 3d plane thinking.

Interested. I can be a game programmer. I dont really require money, experience seems fun. (But if I deserve it you can pay me )

Skype: ArQDemon. Please leave a message with request so I know who you are

I'm interested to see what we are to work on. I'm a top notch 8x8 pixelated spriter for items too if ya want