Scratch

Put this script platform 1.

when I receive [levelstart v]
if <not <(level) = (something)> >
set [answered v] to (0)
go to x: (xpositionofsprite) y: (ypositionofsprite)
switch to costume (level)
wait until < <touching [player v]?> or < (answered?) = (1) > >
if <touching [player v]?>
set [answered? v] to (1)
if < (item (level) of [answers v] ) = [1] >
say [Correct!] for (2) secs
change [level v] by (1)
broadcast [levelstart v]
else
say [Incorrect!] for (2) secs
broadcast [levelstart v]
end
end
end

Put this script platform 2.

when I receive [levelstart v]
if <not <(level) = (something)> >
set [answered v] to (0)
go to x: (xpositionofsprite) y: (ypositionofsprite)
switch to costume (level)
wait until < <touching [player v]?> or < (answered?) = (1) > >
if <touching [player v]?>
set [answered? v] to (1)
if < (item (level) of [answers v] ) = [2] >
say [Correct!] for (2) secs
change [level v] by (1)
broadcast [levelstart v]
else
say [Incorrect!] for (2) secs
broadcast [levelstart v]
end
end
end

Put this in the sprite that the player controls.

when I receive [levelstart v]
go to x: (whereyouwantittostart) y:(whereyouwantittostart)

Basically, you have a lot of costumes for each of the platforms.
Each of the platforms' costumes shows a possible answer for each question.
You set which platform is the correct one by adding a '1' or '2' to the list 'answers', with '1' specifying the correct platform as platform 1 and '2' as the correct platform being costume 2.
Each time, if the correct platform is landed upon the level is increased by 1.
Else, the level is restarted.
You can script what you want on each level to happen using the 'level' variable.

Is this what you are looking for?

Last edited by trinary (2012-03-19 03:59:19)

sorry, to say but its not working, i did everything it the pictures said.