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#2 2011-08-14 19:44:52
Re: how can you keep score?
You can use variables and once the script finishes you can change it by 1.
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#3 2011-08-17 06:37:32
Re: how can you keep score?
Create a variable called score (or whatever you want to call it), and then whenever whatever you want to make the score go up happens, change the score variable by 1.
So if you wanted to make it so that if the main sprite touched a coin then the score when up by one, your script would look like this:
when green flag clicked
forever if touching color gold
change variable score by 1
And also make sure you have a script on the coin making it hide when it touches the main character.
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#4 2011-08-17 07:06:01
Re: how can you keep score?
LFCm4d227 wrote:
Create a variable called score (or whatever you want to call it), and then whenever whatever you want to make the score go up happens, change the score variable by 1.
So if you wanted to make it so that if the main sprite touched a coin then the score when up by one, your script would look like this:
when green flag clicked
forever if touching color gold
change variable score by 1
And also make sure you have a script on the coin making it hide when it touches the main character.
you can change touching colour for touching[coin v] or whatever you would have the coin sprite named.
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#5 2011-08-18 05:03:10
Re: how can you keep score?
DigiTechs wrote:
LFCm4d227 wrote:
Create a variable called score (or whatever you want to call it), and then whenever whatever you want to make the score go up happens, change the score variable by 1.
So if you wanted to make it so that if the main sprite touched a coin then the score when up by one, your script would look like this:
when green flag clicked
forever if touching color gold
change variable score by 1
And also make sure you have a script on the coin making it hide when it touches the main character.you can change touching colour for touching[coin v] or whatever you would have the coin sprite named.
Yes, but say you had over 100 coins, that would mean either a lot of scripts or a lot of << <or> >>s!
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#6 2011-08-18 14:07:36
- technomaniac
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Re: how can you keep score?
<when green flag clicked>
<forever if> (situation)
<change{ score }by(any number)
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#7 2011-08-18 15:11:41
Re: how can you keep score?
LFCm4d227 wrote:
DigiTechs wrote:
LFCm4d227 wrote:
Create a variable called score (or whatever you want to call it), and then whenever whatever you want to make the score go up happens, change the score variable by 1.
So if you wanted to make it so that if the main sprite touched a coin then the score when up by one, your script would look like this:
when green flag clicked
forever if touching color gold
change variable score by 1
And also make sure you have a script on the coin making it hide when it touches the main character.you can change touching colour for touching[coin v] or whatever you would have the coin sprite named.
Yes, but say you had over 100 coins, that would mean either a lot of scripts or a lot of << <or> >>s!
No! You could make a variable called i and change it by 1 until it reaches the last coin.
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#8 2011-08-19 09:24:28
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Re: how can you keep score?
create a veribale and then use <change{ variable }by(
and <set{variable }to(
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#9 2011-08-19 09:28:11
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Re: how can you keep score?
errm just use change variable by ()
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