I have a question only for caverns 4

[Raptorq1]

How did you make a working level select its because I am trying to make one

[r6915ee]

How did you make a working level select its because I am trying to make one

It should be most of the same procedure as just making a regular menu that can change the scene, as all levels in Worlds Next are all scenes.

[r6915ee]

One example is to use a match statement to set the characters. match statements are essentially GDScript's switch-case statements. For example:

match some_var:
    some_value:
        pass
    other_value:
        pass

From there, you would use the match statement to select the character by checking the current selected character value and then setting the characters in the regular gameplay accordingly.

[Caverns4]

You're doing it backwards. Tails being visible or not depends on the character selection, not the other way around.
Look at how the Character Select screen in base Worlds Next, that's what I built my level select off of, just added a bit more functionality.

The only real difference is that the left/right input for the character select is locked behind the menu selection being a specific value (the entire length of the menu -1)

[Raptorq1]

You're doing it backwards. Tails being visible or not depends on the character selection, not the other way around. Look at how the Character Select screen in base Worlds Next, that's what I built my level select off of, just added a bit more functionality.

The only real difference is that the left/right input for the character select is locked behind the menu selection being a specific value (the entire length of the menu -1)

Okay but the level select that I am trying to recreate is the one in mania and tails becomes visible or invisible if a button is pressed

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[Raptorq1]

You're doing it backwards. Tails being visible or not depends on the character selection, not the other way around. Look at how the Character Select screen in base Worlds Next, that's what I built my level select off of, just added a bit more functionality.

The only real difference is that the left/right input for the character select is locked behind the menu selection being a specific value (the entire length of the menu -1)

This is the code that handles the tails visible

if characterID ==0 and Input.is_action_just_pressed("gm_super"):
!$UI/LabelsRight/CharacterOrigin/Tails.visible == $UI/LabelsRight/CharacterOrigin/Tails.visible

[Raptorq1]

You're doing it backwards. Tails being visible or not depends on the character selection, not the other way around. Look at how the Character Select screen in base Worlds Next, that's what I built my level select off of, just added a bit more functionality.

The only real difference is that the left/right input for the character select is locked behind the menu selection being a specific value (the entire length of the menu -1)

I fixed it

[Raptorq1]

I need help I am making a mobile port of my game but I need help checking if its a level that's being selected it switches the input action for the touch control to gm_pause or if its sound test that's being selected it switches to gm_action to allow the music to play

func check():
match levelIcons.size():
0, 1:
$UI/Control/TouchScreenButton.action = "gm_pause"
28:
$UI/Control/TouchScreenButton.action = "gm_action"
print("New action:", $UI/Control/TouchScreenButton.action)

[DimensionWarped]

There is literally a level select built into the engine already. A rudimentary one, but a level select never the less. The changes you are wanting to make to it fit into the category of basic interface design and I'll remind you that this forum is not for absolute beginner level Godot questions.