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    GiderosFanGiderosFan Member
    edited June 2015 in General questions
    I tried out to read my row, cols, and time from a value table (ar2rsawseen) give me this tip :)

    My Value Table look like this
    local values = {}
 
				-- Level Pack 1
				values[1] = {rows=1, cols=1, time=60}
 
                              -- Level Pack 2
				values[1] = {rows=2, cols=2, time=60}
    so i need this values for starting my level.
    gotoScene("level", SceneManager.moveFromRight, values[sets:get("curLevel")])
    so my problem is i have more level packs.

    my Pack.lua looks like this.
    packs = {
	{
		name = "First pack",
		levels = 10
	},
	{
		name = "Second pack",
		levels = 10
	},
 
etc...
    my question is how can i set the values for every level if i start yet i get the same values from Level pack 1 (level1) not from level pack 2 (level 1).

    i thought about
    values[1],[1] = {rows=1, cols=1, time=60}
    but this is not allowed.

    Maybe anyone understand my problem ?!
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    • GiderosFanGiderosFan Member
      i think the best way i can solved it is over json or?
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    • piepie Member
      Accepted Answer
      I am not sure I understood your need :), but this is allowed
      values[1][1] = {rows=1, cols=1, time=60}
values[1][2] = {rows=1, cols=1, time=60}
 
values[2][1] = {rows=1, cols=1, time=60}
values[2][2] = {rows=1, cols=1, time=60}
      You could write in json those tables instead of coding them in lua. it would be easier to add more levels.

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    • GiderosFanGiderosFan Member
      Thank you Pie for your help :) yes values[1][1] was what i searched thanks :) yes i think I rewrite it in json it gives me more flexibility.
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