I agree with @henriiquecampos that it's much simpler to use get_tree().change_scene and I've fixed it in this PR. The issue before was that the user interface was only on the Game scene and using get_tree().change_scene would remove the interface.
But with the method of inheriting a level scene and extending it makes it so we can use get_tree().change_scene. The play button now points to Level-01.tscn and there's no need for the PlayerScreen & Game scenes as well as nor is the need for their respective scripts.
I agree with @henriiquecampos that it's much simpler to use
get_tree().change_sceneand I've fixed it in this PR. The issue before was that the user interface was only on theGamescene and usingget_tree().change_scenewould remove the interface.But with the method of inheriting a level scene and extending it makes it so we can use
get_tree().change_scene. The play button now points toLevel-01.tscnand there's no need for thePlayerScreen&Gamescenes as well as nor is the need for their respective scripts.This simplifies level changing quite a bit.
closes #21