How do I make a level system?

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#1

Hi, I’m a roblox developer, I need help, I want to make a level system for my game (I am doing the game) but I don’t know how to do it.
I would be grateful to the person who helps me.
Thanks for reading this.
THAT WELL YOU

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#2

This is more game design, but it doesn’t bother me - are you talking about player level, or level as in map progression?

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#3

player level
example:
1 level
2 level
3 level
esque I want to set levels for each level the player can have functions
example: unlock and map places objects

#4

I have a money system which is kind of the same, structure wise. I store the value in a folder in the player and only update that value server-side, never on the client.

#5

There is another problem that is, how I do to save the level of that player

#6

Alright. I wrote a post on this topic before but it was fairly specific - however I believe it might be good for you to read it.

Now, if you could elaborate on what your game is about - is there experience, what other stats are involved, etc… Anything that relates to leveling up. The above post should be enough but if you still need help just let me know.

#7

Using dataStore. If you want the data to be saved after the user leaves.

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#8

You might want to take a look at this. By the looks of it, you are a new developer - it helps to search and read about these things, especially the well documented stuff like datastores.

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#9

I started the game yesterday (I want to make the codes first)
Personal need, later they are a job offer publication for that game

#10

I am not a new developer I specialize in building and translating game

#11

What does level system refer to? Like, having player levels in an RPG game or something? You could search how to do this yourself first before posting here. There are many code samples related to levelling around the DevForum and the toolbox that you can salvage.

Sounds like you need to do some delving into Lua first though, otherwise you aren’t really going to understand what you’re doing, nor how to fix it nor what’s offered to you for help here. It’ll end up becoming a vicious cycle of asking people to write code for you, which you shouldn’t be doing.

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