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[DREAMWEB]

Providing your scene's name is the same as it's filename (it is so by default) you can do something like:

Game.ChangeScene("scenes\" + Game.PrevScene + "\" + Game.PrevScene + ".scene");

This code will change to the previous visited scene.

I was trying but I don

[Mnemonic]

That's weird, I believe Five magical amulets is using the exact piece of code...
The scene *might* stay the same it there is an error loading the new one, does the log say something by any chance?

EDIT: I just tried that and it works nicely. There must be some other problem...

[DREAMWEB]

I think I am not understanding how this works: for example my SCENES folder is not "scenes\", it is ("escenas\"; and there are inside a lot of other folders; because a first person game have many more scenes that a therd one and I have to put the scenes with a certain order. That can make the "PrevScene" don

[Mnemonic]

Well this piece of code tries to construct the filename of the previous scene, in your case it should be:

Game.ChangeScene("escenas\" + Game.PrevScene + "\" + Game.PrevScene + ".scene");


It should result into something like "escenas\MyScene\MyScene.scene", shich is a filename of the scene t be loaded.

[DREAMWEB]

Steel not working... Is my problem that I don't have all the scenes in the same place?
Look at my scenes tree:

[Mnemonic]

Ok, I'll add a new attribute for that.

[DREAMWEB]

 :oTHANKS!!!  
 

[McCoy]

Jan, what are you thinking about? Maybe some function that returns the full (relative) path of the previous scene, something like Game.PrevScenePath wich will return "\escenas\001 - Room\cuadro1\cuadro1.scene" or just "\escenas\001 - Room\cuadro1\" so you can concatenate whatever you want, or something else? I'm just curious...

[McCoy]

Oh, no matter, I've just seen the TODO list  

[Mnemonic]

I think the entire filename will be more useful than just a path.

[DREAMWEB]

Maybe some function that returns the full (relative) path of the previous scene, something like Game.PrevScenePath wich will return "\escenas\001 - Room\cuadro1\cuadro1.scene" or just "\escenas\001 - Room\cuadro1\" so you can concatenate whatever you want, or something else? I'm just curious...

Excuse my ignorance   But, what is the benefit of incluing a concrete path if we want to came back to the Previous escene, a scene that will change, and not that path... I don

[Mnemonic]

McCoy was thinking about some other possibilities, not just changing to the previous scene but also for example to be able to query something from its directory. One never knows what the WME users will ever need