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Try something like this

when flag clicked
wait until flowerHP<1
broadcast ballWins

when flag clicked
wait until ballHP<1
broadcast flowerWins

Something like that.

archmage wrote:

Try something like this

when flag clicked
wait until flowerHP<1
broadcast ballWins

when flag clicked
wait until ballHP<1
broadcast flowerWins

Something like that.

can u show me in the block form plz?

Ok I am going to try to explain it more clearly.

Both your sprites need to have some sort of variable for the sprites health.
To make the ball win the flower's health must be less than 1 and to make the flower win the ball's health must be less than 1. So what you do is you make a script that waits until one of the sprites' health variables is less than 1 then declare the winner.


Like this for the flower.

<when green flag clicked>
<wait until>  <( <{BallHealth  }>  <<> 1 )>
<broadcast[ TheFlowerWins]

Last edited by archmage (2008-09-27 16:41:20)

archmage wrote:

Ok I am going to try to explain it more clearly.

Both your sprites need to have some sort of variable for the sprites health.
To make the ball win the flower's health must be less than 1 and to make the flower win the ball's health must be less than 1. So what you do is you make a script that waits until one of the sprites' health variables is less than 1 then declare the winner.


Like this for the flower.

<when green flag clicked>
<wait until>  <( <{BallHealth  }>  <<> 1 )>
<broadcast[ TheFlowerWins]

im sry. but i still dont understand......u must think im so stupid......i tried doing that. but it didnt work. What if i told u, i had 5 sprites to choose from, and 1 sprite moved byitself and fought the other 5? Does that make a difference?

archmage wrote:

Post the project and I can give you the exact code you need. But really all you have to do is check if the health variable is less than 1.

ill post the project, but then ill update it, after u tell me. its a sailor moon fighting game.....ill post it now..