test for memory game (i am asking for help)

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Paddle2See Paddle2See 5 months, 2 weeks ago

I don't know how to make variable displays go to the front. In fact, I got so frustrated on Privateer, I actually cut a hole in the mask sprite so the heading variable could be seen! To make a project based on someone else's, you just download it, change it and share it. The "Based on" label will be attached automatically. To link to a game, notice that when you are looking at a project online, the web address appears in your browser's top line area. Just copy (use control-c) and paste it into a comment (used control-v) and you will have a link to a project.

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geekyalaskan42 geekyalaskan42 4 months, 3 weeks ago

thank you!

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Paddle2See Paddle2See 5 months, 2 weeks ago

And thanks for your kind comments!

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Paddle2See Paddle2See 5 months, 2 weeks ago

Hi again - I'm glad you found the problem with the program, that's great! I never heard of FLL, does it have a full name? I've worked as an advisor with another robotics competition called FIRST but that was years ago. Does FLL use Lego Mindstorms or something else?

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Paddle2See Paddle2See 5 months, 2 weeks ago

Hi geekyalaskan42 - Nice idea for a game here...I looked at it when you first put it up online but I couldn't figure it out. As for your personal questions...I learned about Scratch from my son in High School and I've been using it since last October. I got a lot of computer experience when I was working as an Engineer (I am now retired). I'm closing in on 50 years old. I belive that Scratch is excellent mental exercise for people of all ages. I think the Scratch Team does too...given that they are part of the "Lifelong Kindergarden" group! So if my projects look a bit more complex then most, it is with good reason. I hope I am not discouraging younger Scratchers when they look at my stuff and get confused. They should realize that I'm not necessarily smarter, I just have a lot more schooling and experience and a lot of time to Scratch!

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geekyalaskan42 geekyalaskan42 8 months, 1 week ago

TyCamden, I programed the dots to wait a certain number of times for the mouse to be clicked depending on how many times you have to click in that round. The program always seems to skip that part though. :(

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Mayhem Mayhem 8 months, 1 week ago

I had a look, but found it easier to rewrite from the start. Have a look, and feel free to take my code and expand it. (link to project)

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TyCamden TyCamden 8 months, 1 week ago

Nice concept for a game. Notice how the program works for the first level (one light only), then at level two it always says Game Over. To explain why I think this is occurring, let me use an example... On level two lets say it broadcasts Blue then Green. Now both are waiting to be clicked. If you click Blue first, then Blue is fine with it but Green says Game Over. But if you click Green first, then Green is ok but blue says Game Over. I do not know how to fix it, except by extensive re-conceptualization and rewriting of the code. Perhaps someone else can help in a better way with how to get around this problem.

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