All language subtitles for 26. Level load

Now we want to ensure that when the time reaches zero, it actually reloads the game.

So in words, it takes you up to the next level.

So to do this, first of all, we need to ensure that we're saving our scene.

Then we need to go to file and build settings and show that your main scene is actually in your build

settings and it sits at level zero at the moment.

OK, so we're just simply going to call that and reload it.

So in our script, in order to actually load scenes, we tell it that we're using the scene management

so that we get access to those terms.

So using unity engine scene management, OK, that's going to allow us then to load levels as now when

we come down to a time count down, then we're at level.

Current time is less than or equal to zero, just going to come into this time time scale zero.

So instead of pausing, what I'm going to do is just basically reload the game, reload the level.

So I'm simply going to say scene manager.

The load scene and then inside the brackets, it just needs a scene.

No, which was zero.

That's it.

All right.

Nice and easy.

So if you just save that.

So for testing purposes, I'll probably make the scene about five seconds.

So if on the ground, if I now change my level time limit to something like five, it should start off

on five and then basically reload when it gets to zero.

Here we go, three to one.

You're out.

There we go.

Reload.

And it will just keep going.

OK, so basically we only have to survive five seconds, which is extremely easy.

But you will notice to all of my enemies are actually on scene all at the same time.

Which is going to make it a little bit more complex, a little bit more difficult.

So what we're going to do in the next video is ensure that the enemies switch on at different times.