Scratch

when gf clicked
set (sprite works v) to [1]
forever
if <(Sprite works) = [1]>
wait until <touching (sprite1 v)?>
your script here
set (sprite works v) to [2]

Slayerrobe's script is relevant.

when gf clicked
set [exp v] to (0)
set [exp_enabled v] to (1)
forever
    if <(exp_enabled) = (1)>
        wait until <touching [sprite1 v]?>
        change [exp v] by (1)
        set [exp_enabled v] to (0)
    end

Last edited by Magnie (2012-02-21 20:58:58)

imsosuperswell1 wrote:

Do you want me to actually show you the script I am trying to use but failed? I may can't cause I fail at the scratchblock thing.

The script does exactly what you want. The sprite that the character walks over, waits until the user walks over it, and then it gives 1 exp then it won't give anymore after that.

Last edited by Magnie (2012-02-21 21:05:57)

when gf clicked
set [button_pressed? v] to (1)
forever
    if <(button_pressed?) = (1)>
        wait until <touching [sprite1 v]?>
        broadcast [Item v]
        set [button_pressed? v] to (0)
    end

How about that? You could also use this script:

when gf clicked
set [button_pressed? v] to (1)
forever
    if <<(button_pressed?) = (1)> and <touching [sprite1 v]?>>
        broadcast [Item v]
        set [button_pressed? v] to (0)
    end

And whenever you want to reactivate the button or deactivate, you can just set the button_pressed? variable to 0 to deactivate or 1 to activate. 

when gf clicked
set [buttonpressed v] to [0] //This is so the button can be pressed the first time.
forever
if <<key [x v] pressed?> and <(buttonpressed) = [0]>>
broadcast [show the experience whatevers v]
set [buttonpressed v] to [1] //This stops the button from working in the future.
end
end

Comments are broken, apparently.

Last edited by videogame9 (2012-02-22 20:49:12)

First of all, you need to explain it clearly.

"two THINGS (?!?!) pop up" what things? sprites? how do they give experience? if you want us to help you, you need to ask it clearly.
Don't ask 22+ and expect to get 4.

Secondly, viewers of join.me can view directly in the browser.

Third, you do realize you can just take a picture of your scripts, right?

Well guys I figured it out. I had to add the stop script to the activation script and it worked. Oh well, close it mods!

Nope..... reporting to close now.