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We can't really say why it doesn't work if we don't know what it is.

Grr 60 second rule >:U

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Fordark wrote:

coolhogs wrote:

RedRocker227 wrote:

We can't really say why it doesn't work if we don't know what it is.

Grr 60 second rule >:U

It's my Pong: Ultimate Line game... here

Your game is incomplete, it's missing things such as subtracting from AI's lives. Remember to check through the scripts to fill out missing spaces.
If the lives thing is about the display:

when I receive [play']
forever
if <(lives) = [1]>
switch to costume [costume1 v]
end
if <(lives) = [2]>
switch to costume [costume1 v]
end
if <(lives) = [3]>
switch to costume [costume1 v]
end

end

You put the same costume for each life value, so the solution is as easy as selecting two costumes.
But then for the red lines...

when I receive [play']
show
forever
if <touching [dot v]?>
change [lives v] by [-1]
end

If the dot doesn't reset positions when it touches the red line, then it will still touch the red line and the script will keep subtracting lives.

if <touching [dot v]?>
change [lives v] by [-1]
broadcast [reset v] and wait

For the dot...

when I receive [reset v]
go to x:[0] y:[100]

The display can be much simpler.

when i receive [play v]
repeat until <(lives) < [1]>
switch to costume (lives) // just make sure the costumes are in the right order

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