Ok sorry to bother again, but I need help from anybody who knows for a project I'm working on. Ok so it is like a question and then answer problem. So I used the sensing blocks, ask "..." and answer. I tried doing if answer = (operators) not (operators) = (operators) answer= whatever the answer is then broadcast a message but it did not work. SO... Scratch Team, very experienced scratchers, or anybody who has a solution please explain using the Scratch blocks. Actually can you please make a project based on your explanation so like I can use the scripts? Thanks.
[blocks] <when[Love its on my projects are<forever> ]clicked><go to x:(Thescratch3 )y:(happy
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I'm having a bit of trouble understanding just what you are looking for...would it be possible for you to Share your project the way it is now and let us take a look at it? It's usually a lot easier to figure out the issue if we can see the scripts.
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So your script is?
If answer = (operators)
If operators = operators
If answer = whatever
Then Broadcast ( Answer )
Yeah, your post is a little confusing.
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Yeah, like the other two said, your post is a bit confusing. Are you checking if the answer is equal to something, then if so, broadcasting a message? Are you saying you want it to broadcast one thing if the answer is right and another if it's wrong?
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Oh sorry if my post is a little unclear. Ok Paddle2see, I will post my project. (Aww now it isn't a surprise.
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Oh, I see your problem. Give me a second to write the solution.
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See these script tidbits you have?
Just get rid of them. They're going to clog up your scripting, and they won't work. "Not answer=GeorgeWashington" reports "false" or "true", so that block is actually checking "if answer = false/true", which won't work.
Instead, change these:
Into these:
This script checks if you answered correctly, but if you answered anything other than the correct, it runs the "incorrect" scripts.
Last edited by Kileymeister (2011-06-24 21:56:15)
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Gee thanks! Now I can work on my project again! Thanks Kileymeister! I owe you one! And Paddle2see! Thanks people who helped!
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Okay, Scratch team, I just want to let you guys know that whenever I record myself (for Sounds) when I finish and press Play, it goes to 0 seconds and does not play. Also, when I press Okay for the recorded sounds a red screen pops up with all this computer stuff lines. there is three buttons I think, Proceed, Abandon and something else. This is not asking for help your music programmed is great anyway.
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Thescratch3 wrote:
Okay, Scratch team, I just want to let you guys know that whenever I record myself (for Sounds) when I finish and press Play, it goes to 0 seconds and does not play. Also, when I press Okay for the recorded sounds a red screen pops up with all this computer stuff lines. there is three buttons I think, Proceed, Abandon and something else. This is not asking for help your music programmed is great anyway.
Try pressing the red dot before you start recording. Then press the black square, then the green triangle. Of course this all depends on if you have a microphone or not.
And the red screen is a Squeak error. Just get rid of it by pressing Abandon. It happens when you do what you did - I get it too .
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Thescratch3 wrote:
Okay, Scratch team, I just want to let you guys know that whenever I record myself (for Sounds) when I finish and press Play, it goes to 0 seconds and does not play. Also, when I press Okay for the recorded sounds a red screen pops up with all this computer stuff lines. there is three buttons I think, Proceed, Abandon and something else. This is not asking for help your music programmed is great anyway.
It can do that if you're not making a loud enough noise (it cuts out silence in the beginning of an audio clip, so if it's all silent, it cuts it all out). Check if you're being loud enough.
Just press Abandon when you get the computer lines.
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Thanks for the help Kileymesiter and whizzer. THANKS TO EVERYBODY WHO HELPED ME! (I am getting to the finished of that game I am making!)
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Kileymeister wrote:
Thescratch3 wrote:
Okay, Scratch team, I just want to let you guys know that whenever I record myself (for Sounds) when I finish and press Play, it goes to 0 seconds and does not play. Also, when I press Okay for the recorded sounds a red screen pops up with all this computer stuff lines. there is three buttons I think, Proceed, Abandon and something else. This is not asking for help your music programmed is great anyway.
It can do that if you're not making a loud enough noise (it cuts out silence in the beginning of an audio clip, so if it's all silent, it cuts it all out). Check if you're being loud enough.
Just press Abandon when you get the computer lines.
But Kileymeister, I put my volume to really high as I was recording a song (Rocketeer) but when I pressed the black square it went to 0 seconds and 0 minutes and I lost the recording and the music was playing pretty loud.
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Thescratch3 wrote:
Kileymeister wrote:
Thescratch3 wrote:
Okay, Scratch team, I just want to let you guys know that whenever I record myself (for Sounds) when I finish and press Play, it goes to 0 seconds and does not play. Also, when I press Okay for the recorded sounds a red screen pops up with all this computer stuff lines. there is three buttons I think, Proceed, Abandon and something else. This is not asking for help your music programmed is great anyway.
It can do that if you're not making a loud enough noise (it cuts out silence in the beginning of an audio clip, so if it's all silent, it cuts it all out). Check if you're being loud enough.
Just press Abandon when you get the computer lines.But Kileymeister, I put my volume to really high as I was recording a song (Rocketeer) but when I pressed the black square it went to 0 seconds and 0 minutes and I lost the recording and the music was playing pretty loud.
Do you have a microphone? Also did you start with pressing the record button (the red circle)?
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LordSydney wrote:
Thescratch3 wrote:
Kileymeister wrote:
It can do that if you're not making a loud enough noise (it cuts out silence in the beginning of an audio clip, so if it's all silent, it cuts it all out). Check if you're being loud enough.
Just press Abandon when you get the computer lines.But Kileymeister, I put my volume to really high as I was recording a song (Rocketeer) but when I pressed the black square it went to 0 seconds and 0 minutes and I lost the recording and the music was playing pretty loud.
Do you have a microphone? Also did you start with pressing the record button (the red circle)?
I pressed the red circle. How do you determine if you have a microphone because I have no idea.
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Thescratch3 wrote:
LordSydney wrote:
Thescratch3 wrote:
But Kileymeister, I put my volume to really high as I was recording a song (Rocketeer) but when I pressed the black square it went to 0 seconds and 0 minutes and I lost the recording and the music was playing pretty loud.Do you have a microphone? Also did you start with pressing the record button (the red circle)?
I pressed the red circle. How do you determine if you have a microphone because I have no idea.
Just try out some random noises, and see if the horizontal bar in the Scratch Sound Recorder moves in sync with your noises.
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Thescratch3 wrote:
LordSydney wrote:
Thescratch3 wrote:
But Kileymeister, I put my volume to really high as I was recording a song (Rocketeer) but when I pressed the black square it went to 0 seconds and 0 minutes and I lost the recording and the music was playing pretty loud.Do you have a microphone? Also did you start with pressing the record button (the red circle)?
I pressed the red circle. How do you determine if you have a microphone because I have no idea.
Do you have a microphone built into your computer or an external one plugged in? If so, you have a microphone. Otherwise, you don't. You can also sometimes check in your device manager for microphones built in, if you can't tell if one is there.
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Okay thanks for the microphone help I will go check it out.
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LS97 wrote:
Thescratch3 wrote:
LordSydney wrote:
Do you have a microphone? Also did you start with pressing the record button (the red circle)?I pressed the red circle. How do you determine if you have a microphone because I have no idea.
Just try out some random noises, and see if the horizontal bar in the Scratch Sound Recorder moves in sync with your noises.
No bars.
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