when green flag clicked
if <[1] = [0 ]> then
set [ 1] to [ 1]
    
end
if <[2] = [0 ]> then
set [ 2] to [ 1]
    
end

set [what im doing] to [POTATO]
[/scratcheblocks]

when green flag clicked
think [how do i do this, it looks tough!] for (2) secs
set [Santasimpson] to [a pro coder ]
go to x: (the store) y: (the stars!)

7272hawk wrote:

How do i make an online multiplayer game?

How to make a multiplayer game like (hungry balls)…

1.Log in
2.Click here or here!
3.Remix, add your own ideas to multiplayer game!

Or ask griffpatch!

[/quote]

when green flag clicked
say [[scratchblocks]
][/scratchblocks]
say []it is sooooo hard[scratchblocks]

stop [ v]
[/scratchblocks]

play sound [ umm ]
this is hard

when green flag clicked
think [tihs iis soooooooooooo hard] for (2) secs
say [ok multiplayer games]

when green flag clicked

lovepan wrote:

when green flag clicked
think [tihs iis soooooooooooo hard] for (2) secs
say [ok multiplayer games]

lovepan wrote:

when green flag clicked
think [tihs iis soooooooooooo hard] for (2) secs
say [ok multiplayer games]

AonymousGuy wrote:

7272hawk wrote:

How do I add a encoder and decoder?

Well there are a lot out there. I normally start from scratch when I am (trying to) build a multiplayer game.

I usually use lists which store all the data, although there are other ways.
Here is the normal way:

define init encoder //Maybe not all of them have this, but I like to so that it's fool-proof.
delete (all v) of [Letters v]
set [string v] to [abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz1234567890 `~!@#$%^&*()-=_+[\{}|;':",./?]
set [i v] to [1] //Also, make sure the string variable includes a space and all characters, I had to skip a few because scratchblocks was misbehaving
repeat until <(i) > (length of (string))> //you can also repeat until i = length of string, I think, but I am not sure
add (letter (i) of (string)) to [Letters v]
change [i v] by (1)
end

define encode (estring)
set [return v] to []//Second input is completely blank
set [i v] to [1] //Or you can use separate variables for encoding and decoding
repeat until <(i) > (length of (estring))>
set [ii v] to [1]
repeat until <(item (ii) of [Letters v]) = (letter (i) of (estring))>
change [ii v] by (1)
end
if <(length of (ii)) < [2]>
set [return v] to (join (return) (join (9) (ii))) //Normally the 9 is a zero but making it a 9 prevents Scratch from getting rid of the 0 if it is the first letter
else
set [return v] to (join (return) (ii))
end
change [i v] by (1)

define decode (number)
set [return v] to [] //Second input is completely blank
set [i v] to [1]
repeat until <(i) > (length of (number))>
set [return v] to (join (return) (item (join (letter (i) of (number)) (letter ((i) + (1)) of (number))) of [Letters v])
change [i v] by (2) //make sure this is a 2
end

My script might not be perfect because I normally do encoders a different way, but I think this should work.

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