How do I make a counter that can change where a teleporter goes

[JarryFlorg]

Basically, 1 goes to an area, 2 goes to an area, and so on.

[leo_flowers]

I think if you have a counter, you can make it where when someone teleports, it goes up? I think you can do that if you wire the teleporter to the counter.

[getrithekd]

Use concatenation:

The Art of Concatenation: Credits to @Zypheir and @Blackhole927- Difficulty 7.5/10 or

Blocks can take a really, really, long time to place down, especially because normally they’re just your average “if, else if, else if, else if, else if…”. Sure, you can copy and paste blocks. But that’s still not as fast as this way that I realized was incredibly useful. Anyways, this guide couldn’t have been made without @Zypheir and @Blackhole927, because I got inspired based on a post in the “How to make ___land” Topic and one of @Blackhole927’s topics. Here’s an explanation from @Zypheir: …

Concatenation Without Blocks

Concatenation is synonymous with blocks. Or is it? This guide aims to make concatenation without ANY blocks. This just compares counters and uses activation/deactivation states. It’ll also use a general for loop (guide coming out on that soon) to check if each is the one we want. The Guide First, get your counter (target 0) that you want to concatenate on (copied over from the real counter). Next, place the trigger that receives on the concatenated channel. Make it receive on “finishedConcaten…

[JarryFlorg]

That is not what I want. What I mean is the use of one teleporter that can lead to multiple areas by choice.

[California_Love]

Counter reaching values and opening popups which leads to teleporters will have to do if you want to do that; as long as you know how to operate the counters and teleporters…

• Also, if you’re doing these long distance, I extremely suggest using channels, or at least for the ones that ARE far away…
• For closer ones, use wires, because yeah, they’re much more organized than channels…