So, here is my non-working attempt at it. I would appreciate it if someone could show me how it's supposed to be done. I was attempting to make this switch levels on mouse click.


#include <acknex.h>
#include <default.c>


function main()
{
screen_size.x = 800;
screen_size.y = 600;
screen_color.blue = 150;
mouse_mode = 4;
}

function begin_level()
{
while (key_any) {wait (1);}
level_load("ID.wmb");
}


PANEL* main_pan =
{
bmap = "Background.png";
pos_x = 0;
pos_y = 0;

button (518, 520, "Singleplayer2.png", "Singleplayer.png", "Singleplayer2.png", begin_level, NULL, NULL);
flags = OVERLAY | SHOW;
}

Try taking 'while (key_any) {wait (1);}' out of your 'begin_level()' function.

It's still the same result. The script loads but the button doesn't work.

I think
"Singleplayer2.png"
is an invalid parameter, you need to use a predefined BMAP pointer.

I just tried your code and it works so I don't see what the problem is. Are you getting some kind of error message?

Nope, no error messages are showing. It starts as a menu page and is supposed to switch to a wmb level on click. Maybe it has something to do with the level I'm trying to load into it. But the level on its own loads as well.

Scratch that, I just tested it and before I clicked the button, my fps was at about 290, after it was like 57. So I think the level is loading, but it's still displaying my background.png.

Ever thought of making it invisible?

Of course I thought of it, but I don't have the slightest clue as to how to do that. I'm new to Lite-C.

Place 'reset(main_pan,SHOW);' in your 'begin_level()' function. set/reset and toggle are macros (a set of little instructions) that can be used to change the flags of an object at runtime.

function begin_level()
{
level_load("ID.wmb");
reset(main_pan, SHOW);
}

That's what I got, but the script is giving me an error. "'main_pan' is an undeclared identifier."