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hclarson · 2012-12-02 20:53:02

Ok, I am making a math game with these numbers depicted. And there are three different sprites, each with different costumes for all 9 questions. And they are labeled AnswerA, AmswerB, and AnswerC. But I am wondering how I do the different questions, I know I would need to add a question variable, but how can I write each question and have it change every time when I click the right arrow? And how do I program the sprite to be correct/incorrect with multiple questions?

1. 2 – AnswerB
2. 7 – AnswerA
3. 16 – AnswerB
4. 23 – AnswerC
5. 29 – AnswerA
6. 32 – AnswerB
7. 40 – AnswerB
8. 60 – AnswerC
9. 99 – AnswerA

thebriculator · 2012-12-02 22:47:05

Here's my current brain dump:

Make these global variables:

(question)
(right)

and this variable in each sprite:

(selection)

and in the three sprites:

When I receive [next v]
show

when [AnswerA] clicked// this is the "spriteclicked" hat block
set [selection v] to [a]//different for each sprite
broadcast [check v]
hide

in a common sprite, or the stage:

when gf clicked
set [question v] to (1)
set [right v] to (0)
broadcast [next v]

when I receive [check v]
if <(item (question) of [answers v]) = (selection)>
say [right answer] for (1) secs
change [right v] by (1)
else
say [wrong answer] for (1) secs
end
if <(question) < [9]>
change [question v] by (1)
broadcast [next v]
else
say (join (join [Game over. You got ] (right) ) [ answers of 9 right.])
end

Don't forget to make the list with the answers (a, b, or c) in the right order, etc.

Hope this helped!

Last edited by thebriculator (2012-12-02 22:53:06)

hclarson · 2012-12-03 13:27:54

that item looks like it's in a list, would I then program the correct sprite into each item?

hclarson · 2012-12-03 13:31:14

and how can you put an individual variable, like selection into a common script on the stage like in your example?

ErnieParke · 2012-12-03 16:52:33

hclarson wrote:
and how can you put an individual variable, like selection into a common script on the stage like in your example?

Under the sensing tab, you should see a block like this about 13 blocks down:

([x position v] of [sprite3 v])

Then, change the second drop down to the sprite you want, and under the first drop down menu, select what you want. You can choose the sprite's x position, y position, and local variables, just to name a few.

I hope that this helps!

hclarson · 2012-12-04 16:35:51

Hey, if I uploaded my unfinished game with what I think is actually correct, then could someone help me figure out what is wrong?

Thanks smile

ErnieParke · 2012-12-04 17:23:23

hclarson wrote:
Hey, if I uploaded my unfinished game with what I think is actually correct, then could someone help me figure out what is wrong?

Thanks

Of course we can. As long as I (or some other helpful scratcher) has access to a computer, then we'll help as much as needed. smile

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