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#1 2012-12-27 02:59:41

fillergames
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variable placement problem.

So i fixed the grammer in Face OS's Santacluase Tower defense

original http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/FaceOs/2976669

My grammer fix http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/fillergames/3004365

And a huge problem happened. The variables were for unknown reasons misplaced. The original doesn't have that problem. Anybody help?


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#2 2012-12-27 10:11:14

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Re: variable placement problem.

If you upload the project with the variables hidden, they go back to their default position.  Upload the project with them showing and make them immediately hide when the project starts.  That way they will be where they should and you don't have to have them on your menu screen.

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#3 2012-12-27 12:02:59

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Re: variable placement problem.

Kileymeister_test wrote:

If you upload the project with the variables hidden, the go back to their default position.  Upload the project with them showing and make them immediately hide when the project starts.  That way they will be where they should and you don't have to have them on your menu screen.

Thanks!


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#4 2012-12-28 12:18:39

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Re: variable placement problem.

Kileymeister_test wrote:

If you upload the project with the variables hidden, they go back to their default position.  Upload the project with them showing and make them immediately hide when the project starts.  That way they will be where they should and you don't have to have them on your menu screen.

I am also experiencing the same problem.......
Once we hide the variables they go to their normal place and when we show them they are again at the edge on the screen!!!!!
In projects like OS; at some time we want to show them and then again hide. when we do this they always return to their original places. They do not remain Slider also..

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#5 2012-12-28 13:20:47

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Re: variable placement problem.

Aditya007 wrote:

Kileymeister_test wrote:

If you upload the project with the variables hidden, they go back to their default position.  Upload the project with them showing and make them immediately hide when the project starts.  That way they will be where they should and you don't have to have them on your menu screen.

I am also experiencing the same problem.......
Once we hide the variables they go to their normal place and when we show them they are again at the edge on the screen!!!!!
In projects like OS; at some time we want to show them and then again hide. when we do this they always return to their original places. They do not remain Slider also..

need help>< ?????????????????????

You need to save or share the project with the variables showing.  If they are showing, they will remain in the place you put them.  If you do not, they go back to their default position.  There really is nothing more to it.

If you are hiding them and then showing them while the project is running, and they return to default positions, then try putting them where they should be, showing them, saving immediately, and try again.

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#6 2012-12-28 13:34:31

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Re: variable placement problem.

What I use to avoid that, is instead of just putting a hide variable statement there:

when gf clicked
hide variable [variable v]
I do:
when gf clicked
show variable [variable v]
hide variable [variable v]
which is another way of doing what Kileymeister explained.  smile

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