How to Pass Data Between Scenes in Godot (Building a Level Switcher #3)

In this tutorial you'll learn how to pass data between two scenes in Godot by building off our level switcher. We'll use dictionaries to store data from one scene and then pass that dictionary of data to another scene. This will round out our level switcher and leave us with a robust system for switching scenes and passing data between them in Godot.
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⏱ TIMESTAMPS
0:00 Intro
0:32 Adding our click buttons and variables
3:51 Discussion of different ways to pass data
5:31 Actually passing our click value between scenes
7:59 Making our data passing better
12:13 Further ideas for expansion of the scene switcher
15:17 Outro
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