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AgentRoop wrote:

Here's an example:

When gf clicked
ask [Do you like the color blue?] and wait
if <(answer) = [yes] >
 say [I like blue, too!] for (2) secs
end
if <(answer) = [no] >
  say [well, that's too bad...] for (3) secs
end
if < not < <(answer) = [no] > or <(answer) = [yes] > > >
  broadcast [ask color question again v] //this is if they don't answer right
end

When I receive [ask color question again v] 
ask [Do you like the color blue?] and wait
if <(answer) = [yes] >
 say [I like blue, too!] for (2) secs
end
if <(answer) = [no] >
  say [well, that's too bad...] for (3) secs
end
if < not < <(answer) = [no] > or <(answer) = [yes] > > >
  broadcast [ask color question again v] 
end

You can do this for any yes or no question.

Or you could do this:

when gf clicked
broadcast [ask color question again v]

When I receive [ask color question again v] 
ask [Do you like the color blue?] and wait
if <(answer) = [yes] >
 say [I like blue, too!] for (2) secs
end
if <(answer) = [no] >
  say [well, that's too bad...] for (3) secs
end
if < not < <(answer) = [no] > or <(answer) = [yes] > > >
  broadcast [ask color question again v] 
end

You can also change the broadcast into a variable. How I wish the booleans would not appear as reporters. 

Last edited by jontmy00 (2012-04-30 04:58:09)

SciTecCf wrote:

Here it is in a single script:

when gf clicked
ask [Do you like blue?] and wait
if <not <<(answer) = [yes]> or <(answer) = [no]>>>
  repeat until <<(answer) = [yes]> or <(answer) = [no]>>
    ask [Sorry, what did you say?] and wait
  end
end
if <(answer) = [yes]>
  say [Me too!] for (3) secs
end
if <(answer) = [no]>
  say [Well, I do.] for (3) secs
end

That's good, too.