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In-game high score system
I am trying to make a high score system for each level.
I want to display high scores of level 1 in level 1 and high scores of level 2 in level 2.
Any help!?
This is my manager script which contains scores:
var TotalShips : int;
var ShipsKilled : int;
var enemeyShip : Transform;
var playerShip : Transform;
var playerLives : int = 2;
var player : GameObject;
var level : int = 1;
var score : int = 0;
var playerlive : int = 0;
var waitTime : float = 1.8;
var showlabel : boolean = true;
var gameover : boolean = false;
var mystyle : GUIStyle;
function Start () {
InvokeRepeating("Spawn", waitTime, waitTime);
}
function Update () {
}
function ShipCounter(){
if(TotalShips % 10 == 0){
level++;
}
return (level);
}
function Spawn(){
if(player == null && playerLives >= 1){
playerLives--;
Instantiate(playerShip);
player = GameObject.FindGameObjectWithTag("Player");
}
if(playerLives == 0){
gameover = true;
gameObject.FindGameObjectWithTag("Player").renderer.enabled = false;
}
}
function OnGUI(){
GUI.Label(Rect(0, 0, 100, 100), "" + score, mystyle);
}
You could create a class for your levels, and have each level own its score value.
[C#]
public class Level
{
public int Score { get; set; }
// other stuff if you want...
}
And make a LevelManager while you're at it:
public class LevelManager
{
public Level[] Levels { private set; get; }
public Level CurrentLevel { private set; get; }
private int index;
public LevelManager(int nLevels)
{
Levels = new Level[nLevels];
index = 0;
CurrentLevel = Levels[0];
}
public void NextLevel()
{
index = (index + 1) % Levels.Length;
CurrentLevel = Levels[index];
}
}
In your code:
private LevelManager levelManager;
public int nMaxLevels;
void Awake() // or Start
{
levelManager = new LevelManager(nMaxLevels);
}
Now whenever you need to increment the level, just do levelManager.NextLevel();
And, if you need to get the score of the current level: levelManager.CurrentLevel.Score;
The key thing to keep in mind, is to keep your classes have a single responsibility.
How about it?
EDIT:
[JS]
Level.js
var Score : int;
// other stuff if you want...
LevelManager.js
var Levels : Level[];
var CurrentLevel : Level;
private var index : int;
function LevelManager(nLevels : int)
{
Levels = new Level[nLevels];
index = 0;
CurrentLevel = Levels[0];
}
function NextLevel()
{
index = (index + 1) % Levels.Length;
CurrentLevel = Levels[index];
}
You don't need to attach Level nor LevelManager to anything.
In your code:
var levelManager : LevelManager;
var nMaxLevels : int;
function Awake() // or Start
{
levelManager = new LevelManager(nMaxLevels);
}
You'd access them the same way I described in the C# part ^.
@multigold99: Can you handle the C#->JS conversion, or do you want me to do it for you?
Btw I just updated it with this code But its not saving the score :'(
function OnGUI(){ GUI.Label(Rect(0, 0, 100, 100), "" + score, mystyle);
PlayerPrefs.SetInt('highscore', score);
PlayerPrefs.Save();
if(PlayerPrefs.Has$$anonymous$$ey('highscore')){
print(PlayerPrefs.GetInt('highscore'));
GUI.Label(Rect(0, 0, 100, 100), "" + PlayerPrefs.GetInt('highscore') , mystyle1);
}
}
O$$anonymous$$ I'm not a JS coder, and from what I know, in Unity when you create a JS script, JS automatically inherits from $$anonymous$$onoBehaviour. In your case, you just need a simple Level and a Level$$anonymous$$anager, they don't need to be $$anonymous$$onoBehaviours. But anyway, I'm gonna translate for you.
Updated, translated to JS. Let me know if you get any trouble.
