Time for action – adding the code to change the Scenes

We'll add a single line of code in BeginState and in LostState to change Scenes.

1. In BeginState, add Application.LoadLevel("Scene1"); into the Switch() method on line 42 as shown in the following screenshot:

   

2. In LostState, add Application.LoadLevel("BeginningScene"); into the StateUpdate() method on line 20 as shown in the following screenshot:

   

   If earlier in this chapter you changed WonState to switch to PlayState instead of starting over with BeginState, we're ready to test our State Machine again. If you didn't, the following are the changes you need to make to WonState:

   

3. Save all your changes.

4. Have BeginningScene loaded and showing in Unity.

5. Click on Play.

What just happened?

You should now be changing Scenes as you go from BeginState to PlayState. To get back to BeginState, you have to first switch to LostState.

Pop quiz – understanding State Machine operation

Q1. The State classes implement the IStateBase interface guaranteeing certain methods...