Hello I am still slightly new to gamestudio but in Gamemaker I can do alot more even in 3d! However I have noticed that in Gamemaker I can change the room or the "level" but in gamestudio I notice that in SED there is the level_load() function to introduce a WED level to the game. In gamemaker you can go back and forth between a level so if you can do that in gamemaker then how would you do that in Gamestudio where you can go back and forth between any level you want? I am just wondering how it is set up for this software.

If u only want to switch between levels ignoring the placement position of the player then this "activator" could help you
if u want to take care where the player should be placed in the new level u could add this "activator" to your map

Thanks a million! I am currently reading the manual to learn all I can about Gamestudio. This is like sub-levels right? Also I am assuming this could work with 3 levels right? Wouldn't I just add:

if(my.skill1 == 3) level_load("room3.wmb");

You really should read the manual ^^
3dgs is not like GameMaker. In 3dgs you have two options. One is to learn lite-c. The other option is using the templates. Using templates is like using GameMaker, you use already scripted stuff. So the examples above are working with 1000 levels if you want.

To use the code above u need a player loaded in a level. Before place a sprite to the pos in your map, where the level should be switched. Give this sprite the first action Door_To_Next_Room. Then place another sprite somewhere in the level and assign the action After_LevelLoad. If your player comes close to the first sprite a new map will be loaded. If this map contains a "After_LevelLoad" player will be set to the position. Hope u know what i mean.

Edit: These are just examples there are other ways to handle this.

I understand thank you. I am also wondering if the After_Levelload() could be put in either a object somewhere in the map or even in the player entity?

After_LevelLoad how i called it, is a map object yes, not the player. A sprite or a model in your wmp/wmb map file.

Edit: If u reload your player-script in each map u can use this after_levelload directly in the players code yes.