World Map

1. Add WorldMapManager to the scene

Create a GameObject in the world map scene and add WorldMapManager. No Inspector fields are required — it finds all LevelMarker instances in the scene automatically on start and locks those whose active flag is false.

The manager also holds a reference to LevelInfoScreen (the panel shown when a marker is clicked). Assign that reference in the Inspector if your level info screen is a world-space or separate panel rather than a child of the markers.

2. Place a LevelMarker for each level

For every playable level, create a GameObject (typically a sprite or button) and add LevelMarker.

• Assign the Level field to the LevelInfo asset for this level.
• Set Active to true if the level starts unlocked (e.g. the first level), or false if it must be unlocked by completing a prerequisite.
• Assign Childs — the LevelMarker array that should unlock when this level is completed for the first time.
• Assign Star Renderer — the SpriteRenderer that shows the star rating after completion.
• Assign Stars Sprites — three sprites for one, two, and three stars (indices 0, 1, 2).

3. Wire the click handler

On each marker, wire the mouse-down handler. In the simplest setup the marker's OnMouseDown calls WorldMapManager.OpenLevelInfoScreen(level) automatically — no wiring is needed if you use the built-in OnMouseDown implementation. If you need a UI button instead, wire the button's OnClick to call WorldMapManager.OpenLevelInfoScreen and pass the level reference.

4. Set up LevelInfoScreen

Place a LevelInfoScreen GameObject in the scene (or as a world-space canvas panel). Assign all its Inspector fields:

• levelNameText, starCenter, star1, star2 — label and toggle references
• goalsContainer — the RectTransform that will hold the spawned goal layouts
• goalLayout — the LevelGoalLayout prefab

Wire the Play button's OnClick event to LevelInfoScreen.PlayLevel().

See World Map and Level Screens for the full API reference.