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**REVISED AT BOTTOM**

This is already possible (ish) using variables (But you are just better of going, when I recieve-Blah Blah do this because below is more complicated)I have done it in a few of my projects what you have to do is this:

<when I receive[ a message
<if>  <(  <{ costume }>  <=>  1  )>
<set{ costume }to( 2
<switch to costume[ 2

Sadly you would have to repeat this over and over changing various things for it to work with more than one command:

<when I receive[ a message
<if>  <(  <{ costume }>  <=>  1  )>
<set{ costume }to( 2
<switch to costume[ 2

<when I receive[ a message
<if>  <(  <{ costume }>  <=>  2  )>
<set{ costume }to( 3
<switch to costume[ 3

<when I receive[ a message
<if>  <(  <{ costume }>  <=>  3  )>
<set{ costume }to( 4
<switch to costume[ 4

Hope this helped!

Thanks

P110
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Head of Monkey Banana

**REVISED**
There is another way that only uses 2 scripts (add one for every different sprite command comes from) and variables, there are 2 parts to it (only edit the variables all other code should be kept same):

<when I receive[  run commands  )>
<if>  <(  <{ command }>   <=>  command1  )>
(put action here)
<else>
<if>  <(  <{ command }>   <=>  command2  )>
(put action here)
<else>
<if>  <(  <{ command }>   <=>  command2  )>
<end>

(add a new if section for each command)

Here is the sending part:

<set{  command  }to(  command1
<broadcast[  run commands  )>

You would have to add parts to the sending part for different scenarios, but at the moment this is all very complex, so you are most probably best off just using a when i receive block for every different command sorry I couldn't be more of a help.

Thanks

P110
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Monkey Banana team-scratcher

Last edited by P110 (2012-01-10 15:16:45)