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No, it isn't simply adding 1 to level, there still is the secret level number... =/ |
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'''''m_level_number''''' holds the next level number to go to after the current [[level_number|level]] is completed (via a nuke button, [[lotag]] 65534 or 65535 sectors, et cetera…). If you are going to use the [[startlevel]] command instead of hard-coded level switching behavior | '''''m_level_number''''' holds the next level number to go to after the current [[level_number|level]] is completed (via a nuke button, [[lotag]] 65534 or 65535 sectors, et cetera…). If you are going to use the [[startlevel]] command instead of hard-coded level switching behavior. | ||
See [[LEVEL]], [[VOLUME]], [[level_number]], [[volume_number]], and [[m_volume_number]]. | See [[LEVEL]], [[VOLUME]], [[level_number]], [[volume_number]], and [[m_volume_number]]. | ||
[[Category:Userdef_structure_members]] | [[Category:Userdef_structure_members]] | ||
Revision as of 10:28, 14 August 2007
m_level_number holds the next level number to go to after the current level is completed (via a nuke button, lotag 65534 or 65535 sectors, et cetera…). If you are going to use the startlevel command instead of hard-coded level switching behavior.
See LEVEL, VOLUME, level_number, volume_number, and m_volume_number.