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okey thanks a lot

jontmy00 wrote:

fatma12345 wrote:

Hi everyone!
I need a mouse sensing. For example, I want an object and a sign to be clicked with the mouse but I cannot do it. A boy will ask where the arm is, and the child will click on the parts of body which was asked, then the animation will say  "Correct." if it is true else "Wrong. Please try again.". Thanks for helping.

Structure in your sentences corrected. Is this what you're asking?

For the stage:

when gf clicked
broadcast [start v]
say [Click on the arm.] for (5) secs

when I receive [start v]
if <(armClicked?) = [true]>
say [Correct.] for (2) secs
broadcast [start v]
else
say [Wrong. Please try again.] for (2) secs
broadcast [start v]
end
broadcast [start v]

For the arm:

when gf clicked
forever
if <<mouse down ?> and <touching [mouse-pointer v] ?>>
wait (0.1) secs
if <<mouse down ?> and <touching [mouse-pointer v] ?>>
set [armClicked? v] to [true]
else
set [armClicked? v] to [false]

One of the most rudimentary scripts and not so efficient because this only works if you only have 1 object to click. But this keeps it simple. 

Last edited by jontmy00 (2012-05-18 10:48:36)

sonicfan12p wrote:

How jontmy00 did it would work for 1 thing. You would have to make a separate variable for each part you want to ask the viewer to point out. Each part would also have to be a separate sprite. As to how to coordinate all of that, that is a bit complex. I can help if you want me too, if not, I could attempt to explain it.

Yep. You could also use lists. I'm thinking how to use lists...

Also i could not do it what u suggested me.Especially for schene there is no any tell script with time Jonymt :SS

Also i could not do it what u suggested me.Especially for schene there is no any tell script with time Jonymt :SS