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#3 2012-08-24 17:31:08
- amsteketee
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- Registered: 2012-08-24
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Re: Loading bar
When you post the game (or whatever you're making) on the Scratch website, it will make a loading bar for you. So when someone views your project, a loading bar will apear as it's loading. You don't need to make any script for a loading bar on your project.
Hope that helped,
amsteketee 
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#4 2012-08-24 20:12:57
Re: Loading bar
amsteketee wrote:
When you post the game (or whatever you're making) on the Scratch website, it will make a loading bar for you. So when someone views your project, a loading bar will apear as it's loading. You don't need to make any script for a loading bar on your project.
Hope that helped,
amsteketee
I doubt that's what they want. They want a loading bar as in in the project itself.
when gf clicked set [text v] to [—] set [load v] to [0] forever change [load v] by (1) set [text v] to (join (join [Loading ] (load)) [% Complete.])
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#5 2012-08-25 09:09:33
- MoreGamesNow
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Re: Loading bar
Alternatively, you can use the pen (usually what I use). The variable "pen" is a variable that stores how close to completion the loading process is. The script below should work; if you want a project with an example I can supply a link
when I receive [load v] pen up go to x:(100) y:(0) pen down set pen color to [#000000] set pen size to (4) go to x:(-100) y:(0) set pen color to [#CC0000] repeat until<(load) > (100)> set x to (((2)*(load))-(100)) end pen up clear
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