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hello12345678910 wrote:

It's possible, but you have to use a lot of if blocks like:

When gf clicked
Forever
If < ((attack power)-(def power))> (enemy Attack power 1)>
Say [repeat this like 4 times for each attack]
Say [and find which one does the most damage]
EndIf
End

I'm not sure you understand my question. I need it to find the AVERAGE, HIGHEST, and LOWEST attack, not just find out if the 'foe' is stronger than itself.

hello12345678910 wrote:

treebark1313 wrote:

hello12345678910 wrote:

It's possible, but you have to use a lot of if blocks like:

When gf clicked
Forever
If < ((attack power)-(def power))> (enemy Attack power 1)>
Say [repeat this like 4 times for each attack]
Say [and find which one does the most damage]
EndIf
End

I'm not sure you understand my question. I need it to find the AVERAGE, HIGHEST, and LOWEST attack, not just find out if the 'foe' is stronger than itself.

Oh well if you need to do that then do something like this:

When gf clicked
Set (count) to (0)
Set (attackname) to ( )
//I'm assuming you have four attacks
If (attack1) > (count)
Set (count) to (attack1)
Set (attackname) to [attack1]
Endif
//repeat four times

This finds he highest attack. to find the lowest attack, set count to 1000000 and change the if operator to a <
I'm not sure how to find the middle attack. if you have three, you can just use the one that wasn't picked

Nvm... i was talking about MATH, like actually calculating it.

-__- Nvm.

Magnie wrote:

Maybe

when gf clicked
set [highest] to (10)
set [lowest] to (1)
set [average] to <<(highest) + (lowest)> / (2)>
set [switch] to (0)
repeat (average)
    if <(switch) = (0)>
        broadcast [highest attack v]
    else
        broadcast [lowest attack v]
    end
    set [switch] to <(1) - (switch)>
end

That would switch between each attack evenly I guess.

I mean it could calculate the lowest and highest from the damage it took, like if it took 20 damage, it would set 20 as the highest damage until it was hit with something higher, and visa versa.

What do you mean by the "AI moves block and the "Player moves block?

trinary wrote:

when gf clicked
set [health v] to (100)
set [damage v] to (1)
set [attackssofar v] to(0)
set [mostdamagingsofar v] to (0001) //or another arbitrarily low number, the 1 indicates the move
set [leastdamagingsofar v] to (5002) //or another arbitrarily high number, the 2 indicates the move
repeat until < (health)=(0) > //AI loses
if<(health) = (100)> //if this is the first move
set [move v] to (pick random (1) to (10))
else //if game has begun
set [move v] to <letter (4) of (least damaging so far)> //the best move
end
AI moves //inflicts damage on person + depletes player's health
player moves //the person moves and inflicts damage on AI + depletes AI's health
if <(damage) < (leastdamagingsofar)>
set [leastdamagingsofar v] to (join (damage)(move))
end
if <(damage) > (mostdamagingsofar)>
set [mostdamagingsofar v] to (join (damage)(move))
end
set [total v]to <join (total)(damage)>
change [attackssofar v] by (1)
set [averagedamage v] to <(total)/(attackssofar)> //the average
end

Hope this is helpful! 

Sorry, I forgot to  mention:

when gf clicked
set [health v] to (100)
set [damage v] to (1)
set [attackssofar v] to(0)
set [mostdamagingsofar v] to (0001) //or another arbitrarily low number, the 1 indicates the move
set [leastdamagingsofar v] to (5002) //or another arbitrarily high number, the 2 indicates the move
repeat until < (health)=(0) > //AI loses
if<(pick random (1) to (5))=(1)>
set [move v] to (pick random (1) to (10)) //sometimes, the AI  may try a different move
if <(move)=(letter(4) of (mostdamagingsofar))> //but if it is too damaging
set [move v] to (letter (4) of (leastdamagingsofar))
end
else //normally the AI sticks with the best move
if<(health) = (100)> //if this is the first move
set [move v] to (pick random (1) to (10))
else 
set [move v] to <letter (4) of (leastdamagingsofar)> //the best move
end
end
AI moves with the above move //inflicts damage on person + depletes player's health
player moves //the person moves and inflicts damage on AI + depletes AI's health
if <(damage) < (leastdamagingsofar)>
set [leastdamagingsofar v] to (join (damage)(move))
end
if <(damage) > (mostdamagingsofar)>
set [mostdamagingsofar v] to (join (damage)(move))
end
set [total v]to <join (total)(damage)>
change [attackssofar v] by (1)
set [averagedamage v] to <(total)/(attackssofar)> //the average
end