Returning to overworld takes you to the current level ( instead of the

first )

gamedata/objects/levels.py

@@ -51,12 +51,15 @@ class Levels(BaseObject):
                 self.names.append(None)
 
         self.animspeed = 7
-        self.cursor = 0 # Which level is selected
-        self.playerx = self.nodes[0]["x"]
-        self.playery = self.nodes[1]["y"]
+        self.cursor = 0
+        if "levelname" in self.game.globals.keys():
+            self.cursor = self.game.globals["levelname"] # Which level is selected
+        self.playerx = self.nodes[self.cursor]["x"]
+        self.playery = self.nodes[self.cursor]["y"]
 
         self.tileset = self.game.gameloop.findname("TilesetRenderer")[0]
         self.maxwidth = self.tileset.layers[0]["surface"].get_width()
+        self.movecamera()
 
     def step(self):
         for i in range(len(self.flagsindex)):
@@ -97,6 +100,9 @@ class Levels(BaseObject):
         self.playerx += speedx*4*self.game.dt
         self.playery += speedy*4*self.game.dt
 
+        self.movecamera()
+
+    def movecamera(self):
         self.game.globals["camerax"] = self.playerx-self.game.globals["cameraw"]/2
         self.game.globals["camerax"] = max(0,self.game.globals["camerax"])
         self.game.globals["camerax"] = min(self.maxwidth-self.game.globals["cameraw"],self.game.globals["camerax"])