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Question by vcjr12 · Mar 04, 2012 at 01:36 PM · variableinspectorload level

How to make a level type a variable in able to change in inspector view?

For example This is in C#

 void OnMouseEnter() 
   {
     Application.LoadLevel("Example Level");
 
   }

there's more things I didn't put in the code but how can i do a

 public void (vartype) myLevel ;

I'm new so I don't know how to make lots of things yet. and making some things changeable in the inspector view I can't make. you don't have to put ur own code at least put a link to the reference were i can learn more.

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Answer by vcjr12 · Mar 05, 2012 at 02:55 AM

Okay I researched the Internet and I found what to do. Instead of making a variable of some type of level I don't think this is even possible so what I found on a site is just make a variable type of string and assign it as your level.

 public string myLevel;
 void OnMouseDown () {
 
 Application.LoadLevel(myLevel); 
 
 }

So what this those is make myLevel open to be changeable to the public and also a string so when you put the Application.LoadLevel(myLevel);

since myLevel is a string you won't need "" and in the Inspector you just put the level name and It's easy to go along. Lol, I may sound so instruct-able but I'm still learning. Hopefully if any of you know a better way please answer, as I'm still trying to learn new ways to do things.

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