Is there any simple example to switch scenes?

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#1

Hello everyone,
I am new to Defold and trying to learn how to switch scenes. I have tried following a tutorial, but was ultimately unsuccessful.

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I have created two collection
level1.collection and level2.collection
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and add the collectionproxy to try to make level1 collect the level2
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but it displays Cyclic resource dependency detected error, can’t build the game

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when I delete the collectionproxy object and create
/main/switch_level1_to_level2.script and put it on level1.collection

function init(self)
msg.post("#level1", “load”)
–msg.post("#level1", “unload”) – <11>
–msg.post("#level2", “enable”) – <12>
end

it display ERROR:GAMEOBJECT: Component ‘/go#level1’ could not be found when dispatching message ‘load’ sent from main:/go#loader

What am I doing wrong? Thank you very much.

#2

You need to have a main (or root) collection that is always active. You can then load and unload your other collections from that.

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#3

Thank you for reply
I have created the main collection, but still not work for me.

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switch_main_to_level1.script
function init(self)
msg.post("#level1", “load”)
msg.post("#level1", “enable”)
end

it displays error
ERROR:GAMEOBJECT: Component ‘/go#level1’ could not be found when dispatching message ‘load’ sent from main:/go#switch_main_to_level1
ERROR:GAMEOBJECT: Component ‘/go#level1’ could not be found when dispatching message ‘enable’ sent from main:/go#switch_main_to_level1

What am I doing wrong? Thank you very much.

#4

All of the proxies for your levels should be in main.collection. It doesn’t make sense to have the level 1 proxy inside level 1, the level can’t load itself!

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#5

You will also need to wait for the collection to finish loading before enabling it:

function on_message(self, message_id, message, sender)
	if message_id == hash("proxy_loaded") then
		msg.post(sender, "enable")
	end
end
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#6

Thank you for reply, it worked for me

#7

Thank you for reply,
it worked for me now

#8

Happy to hear that it works now. I suggest that you go back and study the example again

You will see in the example that there is a proxy.collection which references all of the collections that you need to load and unload. Also there is a controller.script which is responsible for loading and unload collections. The script is also waiting to the collection to load before enabling it, like suggested by Ben.