Application.LoadLevel Problems

Unity Engine
1

I can’t seem to figure why my game is not transitioning properly from the menu, to lvl 1 , to lv1 2, if you die go back to the menu. When you get to lvl 2 it takes you straight back to the menu. It has to be the clock thats screwing it up?

Here are my scripts and the webplayer. https://dl.dropbox.com/u/56545886/Pong1.2/Pong1.html

This is the script in the menu scene.

//declare the raycast objects here so we dont need to instantiate them each frame

private var ray : Ray; 
private var RaycastHit : RaycastHit; 
var survivalScore3DText : TextMesh;

//***************************************** 


 function Awake()
{ 
  survivalScore3DText.text = "Survival Score: " + PlayerPrefs.GetInt("survivalScore").ToString();

}







function Update() 
{ 
  if(Input.GetMouseButton(0))
 {
  
   ray = Camera.main.ScreenPointToRay (Input.mousePosition);
   
   if (Physics.Raycast (ray, RaycastHit))
   {
         transform.position.x = RaycastHit.point.x;
   }

   if (RaycastHit.transform.name == "playButton")
    {
      audio.Play();
      Application.LoadLevel("lvl1");
    }
  
   }
 

}

This is the script on the ball.

var mainGameScript : MainGame;

var particles_splash : GameObject;



function Awake() 
{ 

   rigidbody.AddForce(5,5,0, ForceMode.Impulse);
   InvokeRepeating("IncreaseBallVelocity", 2, 2);
} 

function Update() 
{ 
  
  //if(transform.position.y <-8)Application.LoadLevel("MenuPong");
  if(transform.position.y <-8)
   { 
       audio.Play();
      mainGameScript.GameOver();
    }

}

This is in another script called MainGame.js where there is a function called Game Over()

function GameOver() 
{ 

  if(points > PlayerPrefs.GetInt("survivalScore"))          
  {
   PlayerPrefs.SetInt("survivalScore" , points);
   audio.PlayOneShot(thirdSound);
  }

   Application.LoadLevel("MenuPong");


}

This is the timer script for the last level. So when the clock ends the game should go back to the menu for right now.

var startTime : float; 
var timeRemaining : float;





function Start() 
{ 
 startTime = 31.0;
 guiText.material.color = Color.red;
} 

function Update() 
{ 
 Countdown(); 
} 

function Countdown() 
{ 
  timeRemaining = startTime - Time.time; 
  ShowTime(); 
  
  if(timeRemaining < 0)
  { 
    timeRemaining = 0; 
    TimeIsUp();
  }
} 

function ShowTime() 
{ 
  var minutes: int; 
  var seconds: int; 
  var timeString: String; 
  minutes = timeRemaining /60; 
  seconds = timeRemaining%60; 
  timeString = minutes.ToString() + ":" + seconds.ToString("D2"); 
  guiText.text = timeString;

} 

function TimeIsUp() 
{ 
 Debug.Log("Time is up");
 Application.LoadLevel("MenuPong");
}

This script is the regular time script

var startTime : float; 
var timeRemaining : float;





function Start() 
{ 
 startTime = 31.0;
 guiText.material.color = Color.red;
} 

function Update() 
{ 
 Countdown(); 
} 

function Countdown() 
{ 
  timeRemaining = startTime - Time.time; 
  ShowTime(); 
  
  if(timeRemaining < 0)
  { 
    timeRemaining = 0; 
    TimeIsUp();
  }
} 

function ShowTime() 
{ 
  var minutes: int; 
  var seconds: int; 
  var timeString: String; 
  minutes = timeRemaining /60; 
  seconds = timeRemaining%60; 
  timeString = minutes.ToString() + ":" + seconds.ToString("D2"); 
  guiText.text = timeString;

} 

function TimeIsUp() 
{ 
 Debug.Log("Time is up");
 Application.LoadLevel("lvl2");
 Destroy(gameObject);
}
2

Instead of Application.LoadLevel(“”); when the clock hits 0 in clock script i called a function called BackToMenu when it hits 0 from another script. No luck either.

function BackToMenu()
{

Application.LoadLevel(“”);

}

3

You should just work with one timer script for all of your levels.
Attach this timer script to all play levels (lvl1, lvl2, etc…) and see if it helps:

    var startTime : float;
    var timeRemaining : float;
     
    function Start()
    {
       startTime = 31.0;
       guiText.material.color = Color.red;
    }
     
    function Update()
    {
       Countdown();
    }
     
    function Countdown()
    {
      timeRemaining = startTime - Time.timeSinceLevelLoad; //Time.time
      ShowTime();
     
      if(timeRemaining < 0)
      {
        timeRemaining = 0;
        TimeIsUp();
      }
    }
     
    function ShowTime()
    {
      var minutes: int;
      var seconds: int;
      var timeString: String;
      minutes = timeRemaining /60;
      seconds = timeRemaining%60;
      timeString = minutes.ToString() + ":" + seconds.ToString("D2");
      guiText.text = timeString;
     
    }
     
    function TimeIsUp()
{
	Debug.Log("Time is up");

	//switch or if else statements
	if(Application.loadedLevelName == "lvl1") //first level
	{
		Application.LoadLevel("lvl2");
        Destroy(gameObject); //i am not sure if you need this, when loading a new scene it gets auto-destroyed anyways
	}
    else 
	if(Application.loadedLevelName == "lvl2") //last level
	{
          Application.LoadLevel("MenuPong");
	}
}