Score increasing automatically after scene reload

Solar2D iOS
#1

Hi you all, I’m using the score module that can be found @ http://coronalabs.com/blog/2013/12/10/tutorial-howtosavescores/. The first time I play the game (or for example I reload the project), it works great, but when I reload the scene the score starts increasing automatically.

Here’s the code I’ve used:

local scoreText = score.init({ fontSize = 20, font = "Fipps", x = display.contentCenterX, y = \_H/2-175, maxDigits = 1, leadingZeros = true, }) scoreText:setTextColor(1, 0.5, 0) local function move(event) if addScore.x \< \_W/2-100 then score.add(1) addScore.x = addScore.x + 100 end end Runtime:addEventListener( "enterFrame", move )

How can I fix that annoying issue? Thank you so much

#2

Are you removing the enterFrame listener before you leave the scene?

#3

Hi, thanks for your reply, anyway yes, I’m removing the enterFrame listener before leaving the scene using

local function replay() Runtime:removeEventListener( "enterFrame", move ) director:changeScene("jollyScene") end replayBTN:addEventListener("touch", replay)

but, when the app runs

local function move(event) if addScore.x \< \_W/2-100 then score.add(1) addScore.x = addScore.x + 100 end end Runtime:addEventListener( "enterFrame", move )

It adds the score of the last play.

For instance, if the first time I play the game I did 10 points, when I replay the game and I got the first point of THAT game, the score counter starts from 10, instead from 1.

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#5

Are you removing the enterFrame listener before you leave the scene?

#6

Hi, thanks for your reply, anyway yes, I’m removing the enterFrame listener before leaving the scene using

local function replay() Runtime:removeEventListener( "enterFrame", move ) director:changeScene("jollyScene") end replayBTN:addEventListener("touch", replay)

but, when the app runs

local function move(event) if addScore.x \< \_W/2-100 then score.add(1) addScore.x = addScore.x + 100 end end Runtime:addEventListener( "enterFrame", move )

It adds the score of the last play.

For instance, if the first time I play the game I did 10 points, when I replay the game and I got the first point of THAT game, the score counter starts from 10, instead from 1.

#7

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