Scratch

Try this

first Button easy

when gf clicked
broadcast [easy v]

Second Button medium

when gf clicked
broadcast [easy v]
broadcast [medium v]

third Button hard

when gf clicked
Broadcast [easy v]
broadcast [medium v]
Broadcast [hard v]

First enemy

When I receive [easy v]
Scripts

Second enemy

When I receive [medium v]
Scripts

Third enemy

When I receive [hard v]
Scripts

There is a project, where I use this: Link

I hope it helps 

Last edited by Tohmis (2013-04-19 07:41:02)

[scratchblocks]
when gf clicked
broadcast [difficulty menu]

[scratchblocks]
When [easy] clicked
broadcast [easydifficulty]

[scratchblocks]
When [hard] clicked
broadcast [harddifficulty]

[scratchblocks]
When [medium] clicked
broadcast [mediumdifficulty]

Sprite 1:

[scratchblocks]
when i receive [easy]
show

[scratchblocks]
when i receive [medium]
show

[scratchblocks]
when i receive [hard]
show



Sprite 2: [scratchblocks]
when i receive [medium]
show

[scratchblocks]
when i receive [hard]
show

Sprite 3:
[scratchblocks]
when i receive [hard]
show

To suparing01
A almost wrote the same.

Suparing01 wrote:

CAA14 wrote:

Suparing01 wrote:

when gf clicked
broadcast [difficulty menu v]

When [easy v] clicked
broadcast [easydifficulty v]

When [hard v] clicked
broadcast [harddifficulty v]

When [medium v] clicked
broadcast [mediumdifficulty v]

Sprite 1:

when i receive [easy v]
show

when i receive [medium v]
show

when i receive [hard v]
show

Sprite 2:

when i receive [medium v]
show

when i receive [hardv v]
show

Sprite 3:

when i receive [hard v]
show

Fixed. 

You just need "[-/scratchblocks-]" after every "[-scratchblocks-]", without the "-"'s.

Regards,

CAA14

Silly me, thanks! :p

No problem. 

Regards,

CAA14

scorch2 wrote:

I can't find the "When * clicked" block, all I have is the "When sprite * clicked"

Yes, that's the one. 
The block is:

when [sprite 1] clicked

or, the green flag one is:

when gf clicked

If you are doing 2.0, then it's under events i believe, and in 1.4 i think it's under control.


Regards,

CAA14

Last edited by CAA14 (2013-04-22 10:40:53)

Actually, I have decided to put 3 sprites at the top and make it so when they are clicked the game begins, however, I have sprite 1 which is the character, sprite 2 which is the easy settings and sprite 3 which is the enemys, when I try to put "when sprite 2 clicked in the sprite 1 scripts, it only says "when sprite 1 clicked" so how can I change this?

scorch2 wrote:

Actually, I have decided to put 3 sprites at the top and make it so when they are clicked the game begins, however, I have sprite 1 which is the character, sprite 2 which is the easy settings and sprite 3 which is the enemys, when I try to put "when sprite 2 clicked in the sprite 1 scripts, it only says "when sprite 1 clicked" so how can I change this?

Ah... i see.

Well, you really can't, but there are work arounds. Basically, you can do any of these things:

- Make a variable that is set to no if sprite 2 is not clicked(at the start up) and yes once it is.
- use a broadcast that sprite 2 sends when it's clicked.

Regards,

CAA14

scorch2 wrote:

CAA14 wrote:

scorch2 wrote:

Actually, I have decided to put 3 sprites at the top and make it so when they are clicked the game begins, however, I have sprite 1 which is the character, sprite 2 which is the easy settings and sprite 3 which is the enemys, when I try to put "when sprite 2 clicked in the sprite 1 scripts, it only says "when sprite 1 clicked" so how can I change this?

Ah... i see.

Well, you really can't, but there are work arounds. Basically, you can do any of these things:

- Make a variable that is set to no if sprite 2 is not clicked(at the start up) and yes once it is.
- use a broadcast that sprite 2 sends when it's clicked.

Regards,

CAA14

Thats sorted, now how can I stop my three enemys from overlapping when chasing my character?

Fortunately, that's real easy. The problem is that, as far as it sounds, you do not have any layer order, meaning that your enemies aren't in different places as far as back and forth, unless you click on one to bring it to the front. To control what layer a sprite is on, this is the most easy way I know of so far:

When gf clicked
Broadcast [layer 1 v]
Broadcast [layer 2 v]
Broadcast [layer 3 v]
Etc... 

It really doesn't matter where you put the above script, but I would suggest somewhere you will remember, like the stag or main character sprite.

Then, once you have as many layers as you need, then put this in the scripts of all your sprites:

When I receive [layer 1 v]
go to front 

Now remember, your basically stacking the layers, starting at [i]the bottom and stacking to the top[/]. This means that layer 1 is the bottom. 


Hope that helps,

CAA14

Last edited by CAA14 (2013-04-25 07:20:20)

scorch2 wrote:

CAA14 wrote:

scorch2 wrote:

Thats sorted, now how can I stop my three enemys from overlapping when chasing my character?

Fortunately, that's real easy. The problem is that, as far as it sounds, you do not have any layer order, meaning that your enemies aren't in different places as far as back and forth, unless you click on one to bring it to the front. To control what layer a sprite is on, this is the most easy way I know of so far:

When gf clicked
Broadcast [layer 1 v]
Broadcast [layer 2 v]
Broadcast [layer 3 v]
Etc... 

It really doesn't matter where you put the above script, but I would suggest somewhere you will remember, like the stag or main character sprite.

Then, once you have as many layers as you need, then put this in the scripts of all your sprites:

When I receive [layer 1 v]
go to front 

Now remember, your basically stacking the layers, starting at [i]the bottom and stacking to the top[/]. This means that layer 1 is the bottom. 


Hope that helps,

CAA14

Right I did the above, I put the code when I receive layer 1 go to front in my first enemy, when I receive layer 2 go to front in second enemy etc. But they still overlap each, all three enemys just go together and look like a single enemy chasing the character?

Hmm... Are you sure that you do not have "go to front" blocks in your scripts? Also, are you clicking on them? That automatically brings them to the front...

Regards,

CAA14

scorch2 wrote:

I have three layers, layer one for the first enemy, layer 2 for the 2nd etc and those blocks have go to front on them but they stuill go on top of each other and I am not clicking on the enemys since they automatically follow the players character until caught.

Well, are you broadcasting the layers at the beginning?

I would have to see your scripts to find out the problem know it seems.

Make sure that you change the receiving script to match the layer...

Regards,

CAA14

Last edited by CAA14 (2013-04-27 22:05:52)