Level Settings

The Level Settings window is used to set features such as background, music, collisions and end of level conditions for a level. It is opened by clicking the Level Settings icon on the Tools Menu.

	Name	Name of the level
	End of Level Conditions	Conditions that will mark a level as complete
	Music	Select the Sound Cue for the music to play or to remove music
	Pre-Level UI Page	The Front End page to display before the level starts
	Post-Level UI Page	The Front End page to display after the level ends
	Edit Background Settings	Opens the Background Settings window to set the level background
	Display in Editor	Check box to show any background movement set in the editor view
	Gravity	Check box to use gravity in the level
	Gravity Force	Set the gravity force to use in each direction
	Use Ground Plane	Check to set an invisible ground level to be used by the physics system
	Ground Plane	Distance of the ground plane from the centre of the world (Position 0,0,0)
	Ground Plane Axis	Axis of the ground plane
	Ignore Collision Depth	Match the Z position (depth) of objects so that they will still collide even if, in reality, one has passed behind the other
	Pixel-Perfect Collision	This gives very accurate collision detection but also requires a lot of processor power.
	Edit Collision Groups	Edit the Collision Groups to set which object types collide and which pass through each other
	Ambient Colour	Colour of the ambient light. Click the colour panel to open the colour selection box or use the sliders.
	Ambient Intensity	Intensity of the ambient light.
	Post-Processing	Select a post-processing effect from the list.
	Use Bloom	Apply a bloom effect to the game.
	Use Depth of Field	Apply a depth of field effect to the game so more distant objects appear out of focus.
	Use Tone	Apply a tone effect to the game.
	Use Scanlines	Apply a scanlines effect to the game.