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I made a monke zombie cyborg for a horror game and it took me 6 hours
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@MichaelKocha
5 months ago
Use the game instance. Make a struct that holds the level name and checkpoint name or just two separate variables. Whenever the player hits a checkpoint save that data on the game instance. When you're in a different level the game instance persists so you can grab it to know which level to load to send the player back to the checkpoint. Once the player loads in check for a checkpoint name and if it exists send them to that checkpoints location.
Alternatively you could save that on the player then do a save game and load that save every time you load into a new level.
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