This is fun! One small problem: you have three variables named "Score", one is global (shared by all sprites) and that is the one on you are showing on the screen. The other two are local to the individual sprites. You are updating the local variables but not the global variable. If you look carefully, you will see that the global variable has a more orange color than the local variables. Probably, you should delete the local variables and just use the global variable, since it is being updated from two different sprites.
Download "crash land"(2 sprites and 3 scripts) and open it in Scratch
Project Notes
your running out of fuel in your little plane try to landing on the island is your only option hang on its gonna be a bumpy ride
controls:
up: go up
down: go down
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I made your Kiba sprite, check my newest project.
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Drop me a comment if you have trouble figuring out what I was trying to say.
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This is fun! One small problem: you have three variables named "Score", one is global (shared by all sprites) and that is the one on you are showing on the screen. The other two are local to the individual sprites. You are updating the local variables but not the global variable. If you look carefully, you will see that the global variable has a more orange color than the local variables. Probably, you should delete the local variables and just use the global variable, since it is being updated from two different sprites.
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