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Paddle2See wrote:

You could use the IF block (control tab) with the "=" operator (operators tab) and the "answer" block (sensing tab)

So, something like this should do it:

When green flag clicked
ask "what do you want to do?"
if <answer = jump>
    broadcast do_a_jump
endif
if <answer = fly>
    broadcast go_fly
endif

The downside of this approach, though, is if the user types in something that doesn't match any of the choices, then there is no error message.  There's a couple of ways to deal with that too, maybe the simplest would be to define a variable and keep track of when a good answer is found.  So, let's define a variable good_answer and use it like this:

When green flag clicked
ask "what do you want to do?"
set good_answer to no
if <answer = jump>
    set good_answer to yes
    broadcast do_a_jump
endif
if <answer = fly>
    set good_answer to yes
    broadcast go_fly
endif
if <good_answer = no>
   say "Sorry - I did not understand your answer.  Please type "jump" or "fly"
endif

Alternately, for the error example, you could do this:

when green flag clicked
ask [what do you want to do?] and wait
if <(answer) = [jump]>
   broadcast [jump v]
else
   if <(answer) = [fly]>
      broadcast [fly]
   else
      say [Sorry - I did not understand your answer.  Please type "jump" or "fly"]

This checks if it is "jump", and if it is not, it checks if it's "fly", and if it's not, it gives the error message.

11tancakm wrote:

it does not work after a while it says what i want it to say if answer is wrong. is there any other way.

Everything we told you should work; I don't know why it's not.    Are you doing it too quickly? Did you forget a block?

i done the wrong script  thnx for help