Scratch

It does help. But I'm trying to do a matching game. So, I need to make it only communicate when a match is made. This is harder than I thought it would be!

jminten wrote:

It does help. But I'm trying to do a matching game. So, I need to make it only communicate when a match is made. This is harder than I thought it would be!

Okay then. If you're using a different sprite for each card, then follow these steps.

First you'll need to add this onto whatever is figuring out whether or not you made a match.

if <(match made?) = (true)>
 broadcast [match! v]
end

Then add this to your card sprites. Just remember that you'll need to have the card's face-up costume as the second costume:

when I receive [match! v]
if <(costume #) = (2)>
 hide
end

I hope that this helps!

Great! For when you draw out the cards, have the player sprite do this:

if <([costume# v] of [card a v]) = ([costume# v] of [card b v])>
say [match] for (2) secs
next round
else
say [no match] for (2) secs
try again

Replace the unreal scratch blocks with the scripts you want for those actions.

Whatever you want. The two cards could hide using the broadcasting method I showed earlier, you could earn a point, or anything else.