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i_wills_blabla · 2012-07-09 08:51:49

hey when my game reaches a certain score you win should come up on the screen, that is working, but when your score goes below 0, game over should appear, the problem is it doesnt, what scripts do i need to make it show up. Thanks very much this is for school.

zammer990 · 2012-07-09 09:03:41

instead of is score = 0, use if score < 1

amcerbu · 2012-07-09 09:10:33

^^ Or, you can use

<not<(score) > (0)>>

That's equivalent to checking if the score is less than or equal to 0.

zammer990 · 2012-07-09 09:29:42

amcerbu wrote:
^^ Or, you can use
<not<(score) > (0)>>
That's equivalent to checking if the score is less than or equal to 0.

If we're going hypothetical then it could be

<not<(score) > (([tan v] of (0)) * ([sin v] of (90)))>>

OR

<not <(score) > (([log v] of (10))-(1))>>

Overcomplicating is fun. big_smile

Last edited by zammer990 (2012-07-09 09:29:48)

topso · 2012-07-09 11:23:57

graciassss

Molybdenum · 2012-07-09 11:27:37

zammer990 wrote:
amcerbu wrote:
^^ Or, you can use
<not<(score) > (0)>>
That's equivalent to checking if the score is less than or equal to 0.
If we're going hypothetical then it could be
<not<(score) > (([tan v] of (0)) * ([sin v] of (90)))>>
OR
<not <(score) > (([log v] of (10))-(1))>>
Overcomplicating is fun.

Or we could do not(score+e^(pi*i)+1>0).

zammer990 · 2012-07-09 11:43:18

The Bessel function is always fun
X^2*(d^2*y/d*x^2) + (x*(dy/dx))+ (x^2 - a^2) * y
AKA 0

Last edited by zammer990 (2012-07-09 11:45:13)

SciTecCf · 2012-07-09 11:49:53

<not <(([e ^ v] of (((score) + (e)) * ([ln v] of ((pi) * (i))))) + (1)) > (0)>>

Overcomplicated. big_smile

Last edited by SciTecCf (2012-07-09 11:51:21)

amcerbu · 2012-07-09 14:58:13

^^ Too bad that Scratch can't represent complex numbers, so your i variable wouldn't work...

My post was actually sort of serious, since !(a < b) is equivalent to a >= b.

zammer990 · 2012-07-09 15:20:39

amcerbu wrote:
^^ Too bad that Scratch can't represent complex numbers, so your i variable wouldn't work...

My post was actually sort of serious, since !(a < b) is equivalent to a >= b.

Yea, but check with flash blocks, the fewer operator it has to check, the faster it runs, but in this case there wouldn't be much difference

amcerbu · 2012-07-09 15:29:58

Yeah. Usually, I would just use if < 0.

@i_wills_blabla- Has this topic answered your question? Does it make sense?

henley · 2012-07-09 15:30:25

Make a sprite and name it "Game over"
Make it as large as the game area is.

Use this script.

when gf clicked
hide
wait until <(score) < (0)>
show
stop all

Last edited by henley (2012-07-09 15:30:42)

Randomness_Player · 2012-07-09 18:00:10

henley wrote:
Make a sprite and name it "Game over"
Make it as large as the game area is.

Use this script.
when gf clicked
hide
wait until <(score) < (0)>
show
stop all

A advanced way of doing it is....

when gf clicked
forever // it keeps checking if the score is below 0
if <(score) < (0)>
show
stop all
else
hide
end

Last edited by Randomness_Player (2012-07-09 18:02:05)

i_wills_blabla · 2012-07-10 08:38:24

thanks it works nowxxx

amcerbu · 2012-07-10 13:00:31

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