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lunarman42 wrote:

I uploaded my best game yet, but the variables are ON each other. What do I do? (I deleted the game for when I reupload it)

Just upload it and say to download the game

Oh, derp xP

And thanks RR, that helps. I'll just have it so it needs to be downloaded.

I uploaded it, and if you wanna see it here:

http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/lunarman42/2326150

(Left 4 Dead Minecraft)

Variables that are hidden when the project is shared lose their locations.  The cure is to make sure that all variables are visible and in the correct location when the project is shared, then have a green flag script hide the ones that need to be hidden when the project starts up.  It's a known bug.

pietestaccount1234 wrote:

Paddle2See wrote:

Variables that are hidden when the project is shared lose their locations.  The cure is to make sure that all variables are visible and in the correct location when the project is shared, then have a green flag script hide the ones that need to be hidden when the project starts up.  It's a known bug.

i just have a little question about that. if your not going to have the variable show at all during the project, do you have to do this????

If the variable is going to remain hidden for the entire project, then no, you don't have to worry about making sure it's showing when the project is saved or uploaded.

Another way to stop this from happening (and it looks nicer too), is to make a sprite with as many costumes as you need, like costume 4 has a 4 on it, and then use the script that says

when gf clicked
forever
   switch to costume (whatever variable you need)
end

videogame9 wrote:

AliensFTW wrote:

Another way to stop this from happening (and it looks nicer too), is to make a sprite with as many costumes as you need, like costume 4 has a 4 on it, and then use the script that says

when gf clicked
forever
   switch to costume (whatever variable you need)
end

Except it doesn't work with strings, decimals, or negative numbers.

Actually it should.