How to not clear Arrays after LoadLevel()???

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1

i have a class GameManager to all scenes

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public static var lives : int;            // for playes lives
public static var totalScore: int;     // to sum score 
public static var currentLevel int;

public static var level_SCORE = new int[3];   // 4 levels

level_SCORE[0] = 0;
level_SCORE[1] = 0;
level_SCORE[2] = 0;
level_SCORE[3] = 0;
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at the end of level 0, i have a function to save the score,
when i load next level, all the variables are ok, but the arrays are cleared;

any idea?

(sorry my poor english)

2

You said you saved the score as you loaded the next level. Did you try loading (assigning) the value that you saved to the array value in the new scene/level?

//call this when the level is ended

saved_Score = level_SCORE[0]; //or however you saved it

//assign it to what you saved so you have the data in your new level

level_SCORE[0] = saved_Score;

3

i have 100 levels and i need all the scores of all levels,
in all scenes, Worldmap, level select, bonus …
so this will not work… thanks

4

Anything created by the scene is flushed on a new one. Apparently, the arrays count. You might try declaring the official way: var LEVEL_SCORE : int[] (I think.)

The official Unity way to save data between scenes is to make a persistant game object. Make a regular script (don’t need statics,) put it in an empty gameObject in your first scene (has to be a scene that runs 1st for sure, and never repeats, or you’ll get two of them.) In Start, put: DontDestroyOnLoad(gameObject);. That will tell it to stick around when you change scenes.