Scratch

arvidabystrom · 2012-11-19 08:41:43

i made a variable called "settings" and when settings = 1 when mouse-pointer is over sprite1 it gives one sound, when setting = 2 when mouse-pointer is over sprite1 it should give sound2.
right now sound2 does work in setting = 2 but sound1 still sounds in setting = 2 which i don't want it to.
what to do?

thnxxx

BurritoSM · 2012-11-19 08:55:57

Could you post the script?

arvidabystrom · 2012-11-19 09:18:51

sprite1:
when space key pressed
if settings = 1
forever if touching mouse-pointer
play sound sound1 until done

when i recive yes
if settings = 2
forever if touching mouse-pointer
play sound sound2 until done

sprite2:
when space key pressed
forever set settings to 1

when sprite2 clicked
broadcast yes
forever
set settings to 2
set settings to settings mod 2 + 1

also, what does the mod thing actually do? i got help with that one, just great to know why it's there

jontmy00 · 2012-11-19 19:45:48

arvidabystrom wrote:

sprite1:

when [space v] key pressed
if <(settings) = (1)>
forever if <touching [mouse-pointer v]?>
play sound [sound1 v] until done

when i receive [yes v]
if <(settings) = (2)>
forever if <touching [mouse-pointer v]?>
play sound [sound2 v] until done

sprite2:

when [space v] key pressed
set [settings v] to (1)

when [sprite2] clicked
broadcast [yes v]
set [settings v] to (2)
set [settings v] to ((settings) mod ((2) + (1)))

also, what does the mod thing actually do? i got help with that one, just great to know why it's there

Fixed scratchblocks.

ErnieParke · 2012-11-19 20:18:59

arvidabystrom wrote:
sprite1:
when space key pressed
if settings = 1
forever if touching mouse-pointer
play sound sound1 until done

when i recive yes
if settings = 2
forever if touching mouse-pointer
play sound sound2 until done

sprite2:
when space key pressed
forever set settings to 1

when sprite2 clicked
broadcast yes
forever
set settings to 2
set settings to settings mod 2 + 1

also, what does the mod thing actually do? i got help with that one, just great to know why it's there

The mod operator divides the first number by the second number and gives you the remainder. For example:

(4) mod (4) = 0

(7) mod (4) = 3

I hope that this answers your second question!

laptop97 · 2012-11-22 10:50:25

Is this what it is supposed to be?

mathfreak231 · 2012-11-25 10:35:38

jontmy00 wrote:

arvidabystrom wrote:

sprite1:

when [space v] key pressed
if <(settings) = (1)>
forever if <touching [mouse-pointer v]?>
play sound [sound1 v] until done

when i receive [yes v]
if <(settings) = (2)>
forever if <touching [mouse-pointer v]?>
play sound [sound2 v] until done

sprite2:

when [space v] key pressed
set [settings v] to (1)

when [sprite2] clicked
broadcast [yes v]
set [settings v] to (2)
set [settings v] to ((settings) mod ((2) + (1)))

also, what does the mod thing actually do? i got help with that one, just great to know why it's there

Fixed scratchblocks.

"Set [settings v] to ((settings) mod (3))"?
What that for?

Scratch

archived forums

#1 2012-11-19 08:41:43

variables

#2 2012-11-19 08:55:57

Re: variables

#3 2012-11-19 09:18:51

Re: variables

#4 2012-11-19 19:45:48

Re: variables

arvidabystrom wrote:

#5 2012-11-19 20:18:59

Re: variables

arvidabystrom wrote:

#6 2012-11-22 10:50:25

Re: variables

#7 2012-11-25 10:35:38

Re: variables

jontmy00 wrote:

arvidabystrom wrote:

Board footer