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Um, I will help as long as this will be appropriate for kids of all ages.

You make a list of the sayings, and put a (item (any) of list) inside a say block.

It will pick a random saying everytime. But, you might want to put a delete item from list block in there somewhere.

Wolfie1996 wrote:

Ah - you can do this by making a list (go to the "variables" pallet, and click "make a list") Type in a different quote to each box on the list, then put something like this:

[when ask button clicked]
[say (item (pick random (1) to (length of [list v]) of [list v] ]

You find the blocks with "[list v]" on them in Variables, and "pick random" in Operators. You could also use "ask" instead of "say"    Hope this helps!

Oh, you were so close wolfie! But I beat ya    You can do either of our suggestions.

Both will work 

Last edited by samurai768 (2010-06-13 15:06:57)

flipysrevenge96 wrote:

Hey guys thanks for the help... Except, is there a way of doing this without a "list?"and don't worry. this will be appropriate. The only questionable thing is kissing and I'm just drawing a smiley face for that one  .

Sure, you could do it with out a list...but a list is much easier.  Here is a way to do it without a list:

[blocks]
<when[ Sprite  ]clicked>
<set{ Answer_Number }to( <pick random( 1 )to( 6
<if> <(  <{ Answer_Number }><=> 1 )>
<say[ first answer ]for( 2 )secs>
<end>
<if> <(  <{ Answer_Number }><=> 2 )>
<say[ second answer ]for( 2 )secs>
<end>
<if> <(  <{ Answer_Number }><=> 3 )>
<say[ third answer ]for( 2 )secs>
<end>
<if> <(  <{ Answer_Number }><=> 4 )>
<say[ first answer ]for( 2 )secs>
<end>
<if> <(  <{ Answer_Number }><=> 5 )>
<say[ second answer ]for( 2 )secs>
<end>
<if> <(  <{ Answer_Number }><=> 6 )>
<say[ third answer ]for( 2 )secs>
<end>
... and so on up to the total number of answers you want.

Here's how you do it with lists:
<when[ Sprite  ]clicked>
<say[ item (any) of Answer_List ]for( 2 )secs>
[/blocks]

You have first dibs on my next question okay fg123? ;D