Editing Gamebridge/Trigger Tutorial (section)

== Part 2: Coin & World Components ==
 
=== More Ways To Make Your First Level Fun ===
 
Now that you have a basic platforming game level that you can jump around in and try not to fall off the edge, it is time to make your level exciting and fun.

 
# '''Make your lava red'''
## In '''Project''' panel, click '''Assets'''.
## Click '''Create''' and click '''Material'''.
## Type the name "'''LavaMaterial'''" and hit return.
## In the '''Inspector''' panel, there's a white box to the right of '''Main Color'''. Click it.
## In the '''Color''' panel that pops up, pick a reddish color and close the Color panel.
## In '''Project''' panel, drag the LavaMaterial into the '''Hierarchy''' panel to drop it on the '''Lava '''object.
# '''Expand your game level'''
## Make 10 cube platforms and position them with gaps so that you have to jump between the cubes.
## Arrange the cube gaps at increasing distances and difficulties until the last couple jumps are quite difficult but not impossible for you.
## Make sure that you always get teleported back to the start if you fall from anywhere in the level.
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# '''Make a portal that teleports between two levels.'''
## Make a vertical wide narrow cube that looks like a door. (2.0, 3.0, 0.5 scale)
## Set it to IsTrigger = true (checked).
## Duplicate the Teleport.js script.
## Rename the duplicate script Portal.js.
## Attach Portal.js to the door by dragging it onto the object or its name in the Hierarchy list part of the window.
## Double click Portal.js.
## Add a new line at the top that reads "var levelToLoad : String = "level2";
## Replace "level1" with levelToLoad.<br>
Your code should look like this:<br>
<br>
var levelToLoad : String = "level2";<br>
function OnTriggerEnter( other : Collider ) {<br> Application.LoadLevel( levelToLoad ); <br>
}<br>
## '''Make level2 so your portal has somewhere to go:'''
### '''File Menu / New Scene'''.
### '''File menu / Save''' the scene as '''"level2"'''.
### Repeat steps 1-9 to make yourself a new level with a new or duplicate '''"level1"''' as a starting template and rename the duplicate '''"level2"'''.
### Make sure the name of the second level matches the name referred to in the '''Portal.js''' script.
### Add each of the levels in your game to the Build Settings list by clicking '''File Menu / Build Settings...''' and clicking''' Add Current '''after loading each one'''.'''
### Load the first level again.
### Play and walk into the first door.
### If it takes you to the first level again, congrats!
### '''Make the door white:'''
#### In '''Project''' Panel, click '''Create''' / '''Material'''.
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The expanded Telport script which can go between levels or reload the same level:

 
#pragma strict<br>
var levelToLoad : String = "";<br>
var reload : boolean = false;<br>
function OnTriggerEnter ( other : Collider ) {<br> if ( reload )<br> {<br> Application.LoadLevel(Application.loadedLevel);<br> }<br> if ( levelToLoad != "" )<br> {<br> Application.LoadLevel(levelToLoad);<br> }<br>
}

 
Once you expand your level with more cubes for walls and jumping plus a portal to the next level, it might look like something like this:

 
[[Image:platformingCubes.png]]