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how do i make the music go on for one level of my game and then change it for the next level ??? please help !!!

Paddle2See wrote:

peetubhamra wrote:

how do i make the music go on for one level of my game and then change it for the next level ??? please help !!!

This question would fit best in the All About Scratch forum - you can make a new topic there. 

But let me see if I can answer this - try using the "stop all sounds" block when the level changes to stop the old music from playing anymore.  Then, use a new "play sound until done" block to start the new music. 

This could get a bit more complicated if you have the music in a Forever loop so that it plays over and over again.  I'd have to see the scripts to come up with a good way to deal with that situation 

Wouldn't a simple way for that be have a variable and in a forever loop it's like:

forever{
if{
var = 1
play sound 1
else
if{
var = 2
play sound 2
}
etc etc?

GuillotineDreams wrote:

I'm not sure where else to ask this, and it's not going to concern a lot of people, but it's worried me a bit. It's about scratch 2.0.
I've heard it's going to be on the website. Well, the internet I use has a fair access policy thingy that makes it so I can only use about 400 MB everyday. Scratch 2.0 isn't going to be ridiculously huge or anything is it? Will you be able to download it if you want to? If not, will projects made in previous versions of scratch still be able to be uploaded?

You will be able to download it! 
The Scratch Team has made this clear. 

fungirl123 wrote:

I feel really dumb asking this, but how do you make a forum?

That is up to one of the forum administrators to make a new forum on here. Otherwise, as a member, we could only post new topics in one of the forums by clicking the Post New Topic link in a forum.

fungirl123 wrote:

carbonec wrote:

fungirl123 wrote:

I feel really dumb asking this, but how do you make a forum?

That is up to one of the forum administrators to make a new forum on here. Otherwise, as a member, we could only post new topics in one of the forums by clicking the Post New Topic link in a forum.

Yeah, that's what I meant    Thank you so much!!!!

You're welcome. 

fungirl123 wrote:

I have another question. Yesterday, my first post was a request to be a curator. I had no idea that I had to be a Scratcher, nor did I know that I was even a New Scratcher (Since, of course, it was my first post). Somebody replied to my request saying that I couldn't be a curator because I was new. Does this hurt my chances of becoming a Scratcher soon???? Please respond. I am super worried.

I believe that the Scratcher status change is dependent on how active you are with posting, making projects, and commenting. So, asking to be a curator shouldn't affect that.

Ok, wow, ANOTHER question. WHAT DOES BUMP MEAN???????????????

Bump is just a placeholder because you cannot have an empty post and it looks awkward posting without people knowing your reason.

I have a few questions about Scratch, I am new to it and am trying to get a better understanding. If you know any of the answers, and can explain them in the simplest way possible. Please post. Thanks

1) Can an object affect another object without you, the programmer, specifically allowing it?

2) Can multiple scripts and methods run at the same time?

3) Scripts are made up of one or more ______?

4) Explain the flow of execution in a scripts/method.

scimonster wrote:

princesscarla4 wrote:

I have a few questions about Scratch, I am new to it and am trying to get a better understanding. If you know any of the answers, and can explain them in the simplest way possible. Please post. Thanks

1) Can an object affect another object without you, the programmer, specifically allowing it?

2) Can multiple scripts and methods run at the same time?

3) Scripts are made up of one or more ______?

4) Explain the flow of execution in a scripts/method.

This isn't really the place for this, you would have done better posting a new topic in All About Scratch I'll try to answer for you anyways. 

1) I don't quite get that. Broadcasts can let sprites (objects) interact.
2) Yep, though technically there's a tiny delay.
3) Blocks.
4) Just goes straight downwards.

Hope that helped!

To specify on #1
No, you must specifically allow two objects to interact with each other.

scimonster wrote:

princesscarla4 wrote:

I have a few questions about Scratch, I am new to it and am trying to get a better understanding. If you know any of the answers, and can explain them in the simplest way possible. Please post. Thanks

1) Can an object affect another object without you, the programmer, specifically allowing it?

2) Can multiple scripts and methods run at the same time?

3) Scripts are made up of one or more ______?

4) Explain the flow of execution in a scripts/method.

This isn't really the place for this, you would have done better posting a new topic in All About Scratch I'll try to answer for you anyways. 

1) I don't quite get that.
2) Yep, though technically there's a tiny delay.
3)
4) Just goes straight downwards.

Hope that helped!

-thanks-

For websites like Weebly and what not, how do I get my projects literally ON the website?