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I ran the code you gave above, and it seems to be working properly. Maybe your image is off the left edge of the world. Stop the scenario and move the level bar to the center of the world; it was probably working the whole time. The only other thing that I could think, is that somewhere in your code the value of 'nextlvlat' is changed to a number less than one hundred (< 100).

Can u upload it momentarily, so I can look at it? I can let you know when I have it, and you can then remove it. Before that, stop the scenario and right-click on the level bar and select 'Inspect' to see the values of 'nextlvlat' and 'exp' to see if they are set appropriately.

The code you posted 23 hours ago does work. But from what I see from it, 'nextlvlat' would have to get to 20,000 to get 'level1' to fill the level bar (unless 'exp' is changed along the way).

So far, i 'inspect'ed the level bar after starting and stopping the scenario, and found zero to be the value of 'last', 'valuel1', 'exp' and 'nextlvl'. Being 'exp' is a factor in the level, and its value is zero, it is no wonder there is no green in the level bar, as 'value1' gets a new value when 'exp' is NOT zero. 'value1' never gets increased, and when changing the 'value1' in the 'img2' declaration, that group of bracketed statements never executes because 'value1' is zero. Therefore, to test, change 'if (level1 > 0)' to 'if (true)' and insert as the first statement in that 'if's group of statements 'if (level1 == 0) level1 = 1;', then change 'value1' in the 'img2' declaration to 50 or 100 or whatever, and see if it works then.

As far as making '.exe' files out of the scenarios, you may want to start a new discussion under 'Other'. davmac, mik, or nccb will probably be able to answer that (and other users, like myself, would like to know also, i am sure). BTW, you can remove the scenario now (no sense in having it on the site, as it is).