Scratch

/When I recieve ['tornado on loose']\
wait until <<touching [tornado]> or <(tornado) = [0]>>|
|if <touching ['tornado']|
|hide
\endif

Clones deal with themselves seperately once created. They have their own local variables, attributes etc so giving them each this script will allow each one to hide or react when touched by the tornado. Simply set the variable "tornado" to [1] or some such figure and broadcast a signal to let the sprites know there's a tornado. The reason for the broadcast and variable is because this way the scripts are only active while the hurricane is moving. Otherwise simply using forever scripts means every sprite is checking all the time, slowing the program down :)

Last edited by sparks (2011-09-04 14:51:46)

Hmmm, I'm thinking that the number of disasters should be linked to the pollution levels of the game? Do I remember correctly that that's a variable in yours?

I'd like to see all tiles stamp to the same grid, things like the small and large parks didn't line up with each other or the coal factory.

And yes, pollution is a factor, although I forgot to add any sort of mayor rating so tbh a bad polluted city makes no difference, but i don't think anyone else has noticed yet! in the next version i'll sort that out, along with the tornado and grid if I can work the grid out.