Scenes

Scenes are the way to organize your game. They are like the chapters of a book, each scene is a different part of your game. On this guide:

• scene() function to create scenes
• go() function to change the current scene
• Passing data between scenes

Creating Scenes

To create a scene, we use the scene() function. This function receives a name and a callback function. The callback function is executed when the scene is activated.

scene("game", () => {
    // your game code here
});

Changing Scenes

When you want to change the current scene, you use the go() function. This function receives the name of the scene you want to go.

go("game");

Passing Data Between Scenes

Passing data between scenes is quite easy, go() and scene() functions have parameters to pass data.

We can handle the score in the game scene:

scene("game", (score) => {
    add([text(score), pos(12, 12)]);
});

Now we need to pass the score to the game scene, we do it with the go() function:

go("game", 100);

I have many parameters to pass

If you have many parameters to pass, you can use an object to pass them:

scene("game", ({ score, level }) => {
    add([text(`Score: ${score}`), pos(12, 12)]);

    add([text(`Level: ${level}`), pos(12, 24)]);
});

And pass the object to the go() function:

go("game", { score: 100, level: 1 });