Scratch

You use variables to make that.
There's probably somebody else who could explain it better. I'm not much of a game maker.

what a coincidince...
auto healthbar

this may be a little fancier than what you wanted but should be pretty easy to follow and simplify

just use a variable

I agree with programCAT. You can make ten costumes for the health sprite, it can kinda look like a battery bar, and then, you use the variables to determine what costume it should be on.

K-Jam wrote:

just use a variable

ok

ProgramCAT wrote:

You will have to create individual costumes for each health bar level and use a variable to switch between them.

when gf clicked
switch to costume [health10 v]
set [health v] to (10)
repeat until < < (health) = (0) > or < (health) < (0) > >
if <(health)=(10)>
switch to costume [health10 v]
end
if <(health)=(9)>
switch to costume [health9 v]
end
if <(health)=(8)>
switch to costume [health8 v]
end
if <(health)=(7)>
switch to costume [health7 v]
end
if <(health)=(6)>
switch to costume [health6 v]
end
if <(health)=(5)>
switch to costume [health5 v]
end
if <(health)=(4)>
switch to costume [health4 v]
end
if <(health)=(3)>
switch to costume [health3 v]
end
if <(health)=(2)>
switch to costume [health2 v]
end
if <(health)=(1)>
switch to costume [health1 v]
end
end

when gf clicked
do stuff //the game starts

wowowwwwww that looks hard but sure

this is weird this thread got like one reply before and now it's getting way more and i don't even know which to do. but thanks guys who replied