Can you store gameplay mechanics globally?

You can try to use Global Events.

Or an efficient way to do it is use one frame only for your game stage.
That's right, rather than using single frame for single level, use one frame only for all levels.
For that you have to build your own custom level editor rather than using Fusion's editor.

Snail has great one hour tutorial video showing you how to make your own level editor:
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One of the principles of Object Oriented scripting is the ability to store related properties and functionalities 'within' the object itself. The same way that Alterable Values and Alterable Strings can be pre-defined in an object when instantiated, so can events. You can manage the object centric events within Behaviors.

So for instance, you can have Mario, with a 'health', a 'healthMax', and movement and collision events.
You can then have multiple enemy objects with different 'hurtAmount' values, and use an enemy qualifier on all the enemy objects. You can also have healing objects with a -1 'hurtAmount' assigned to a healing qualifier.

When that is set up, within the Mario behaviors, you can test collision with the generic enemy and healing qualifier groups. If they all share the same Alterable Value index locations for the hurtAmount you can subtract the colliding object's hurtAmount from Marios health value without having to specifically script each collision, and without having to copy and paste it everywhere.

This is a pretty important feature of the engine that's worth looking into, but it does have it's issues in this sense. The bummer is even though you can define behaviors and copy the objects, there is now way that I am aware of to make the changes to the objects behaviors in one frame 'push' to the same object in all the other frames. There are global values and events, but I don't know of any global 'objects' in the sense of a defined instance you can change universally.

Anyone have any globalized object techniques?

You're welcome, Alpha17x. Although I'm still curious about this, hence why I bumped this thread.

I wonder how big Fusion game titles manage to handle this global events as I've noticed not all of them seems to use custom level editor.
BossRighteous was right, even though you can manage to make a 'behavior' to objects but to make them global it's still a problem.

Or you can to put all game mechanics event in each frame, but when you need to change the mechanic then that means you have to scour all frames manually which seems to be pretty bothersome.

I would like to hear from anyone who has developed a full game before on how they can manage their game mechanic events.

Quote from Ran_TH

Snail has great one hour tutorial video showing you how to make your own level editor:
Please login to see this link.

Looking at this.
Thanks for sharing!

Thanks from me as well

This is looks very interesting

Looking at Snails example. How in the heck do you save the level? I see a load button, but no save button. Looking at the events I don't spy a way to save.

Thanks,
Marv