Scratch

See this.

DonutCannon wrote:

SciTecCf wrote:

See this.

The thing is, I don't want the border at all. I just want the text, nothing else.

Oh.

Then you will have to use the same thing, just click "Dismiss me" instead of "Menu for Me". Do the same with the border.

DonutCannon wrote:

So, I found this: http://scratch.mit.edu/forums/viewtopic.php?pid=1118545#p1118545

It works the way I need it, except the game doesn't seem to understand

length of <variable>

as it inputs the score but has an infinite chain of 0s afterwards. Any fixes?

Nevermind. I decided to scrap using this method of stamping and do it another way.

Look at the scoring sprites for this project. No stamping, very simple. Computer Space 2

Last edited by Spiro0 (2012-07-11 20:13:31)

DonutCannon wrote:

So, I was working on my game, and as I was added a score variable, I realized it was too small and oddly colored for the theme of my game. So I tried in the pen tools to see if you could print variables in anyway. It seems you couldn't, atleast not in an obvious manner. So, yeah. I need help with this.

YOu can actually hack scratch to do that. First, click on the R in the scratch logo on the top left. Then, click turn fill screen off. Then, click on the white part of the screen. A menu will appear. Click on open, then browser. Then, you will have accessed the change menu( a green box). Click on scratch objects, then scriptablescratchmorph, then click on variables, then click on variableblockcolor. To make a variable green, change the default to this:
h:120
S:1.5
v:60
The, right click on the green box and click accept. Then, turn fill screen off and then, click on the scratch R logo, turn fill screen on and click save image for end user.
Then, you will have hacked scratch and changed the variables. This is known as morphing, but some people say that it is hacking it. You will then have changed the variable color differently and permanently. To change the color again, you will need to hack it again.

I hope this helps...