How do you do this?

You could either:

or you could:

Hopefully it shows correctly.

well its a easy script theres 2 optoins

or you can do this, costume 1 is the current costume 2 the previous

hope this helps if you want it done for you visit this linkhttps://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/183792/

Ok! Thanks. How do you close a forum discussion? And Check this forum if your interested in beta testing an online racing game! https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/183950/?page=1#post-1797351

RCPD93 wrote:

Ok! Thanks. How do you close a forum discussion? And Check this forum if your interested in beta testing an online racing game! https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/183950/?page=1#post-1797351

Well, I don't know how to close a discussion, but you could change the title to add (FIXED) or something like that. I think the Scratch Team will then delete the discussion.

How do I do that?

Once the topic is 24 hours old, there will be a “Close Topic” button at the bottom of the page.

ok

the suggestions above are not a good general solution. Create a ‘max costume number’ variable. Do ‘next costume’ until costume# wraps back to 1. Note what the highest value was. Then you can find the previous costume by adding (number of costumes -1) MOD number of costumes (taking care to correct for 0-base of MOD and 1-base of costume numbers)

Generally, you could use:

Then, you could just drag

over to where you want to switch the costume back. Hope this helped!

Thanks everyone, But I'm closing this forum. Thanks!

_TigerJack21_ wrote:

Generally, you could use:

Then, you could just drag

over to where you want to switch the costume back. Hope this helped!

doesn't work if you're on the first costume

gtoal wrote:

_TigerJack21_ wrote:

Generally, you could use:

Then, you could just drag

over to where you want to switch the costume back. Hope this helped!

doesn't work if you're on the first costume

EDIT:
I don't think I understood this - do you want it to go to the last costume when it gets to costume 1?

_TigerJack21_ wrote:

gtoal wrote:

_TigerJack21_ wrote:

Generally, you could use:

Then, you could just drag

over to where you want to switch the costume back. Hope this helped!

doesn't work if you're on the first costume

EDIT:
I don't think I understood this - do you want it to go to the last costume when it gets to costume 1?

yes - thats why you add (N-1) rather than subtract 1. Using MOD reduces the larger number back into the proper range.

gtoal wrote:

_TigerJack21_ wrote:

gtoal wrote:

_TigerJack21_ wrote:

Generally, you could use:

Then, you could just drag

over to where you want to switch the costume back. Hope this helped!

doesn't work if you're on the first costume

EDIT:
I don't think I understood this - do you want it to go to the last costume when it gets to costume 1?

yes - thats why you add (N-1) rather than subtract 1. Using MOD reduces the larger number back into the proper range.

Oh! OK! That makes sense

Thank you! This was helpful!!!

In scratch 3.0, the codes you are used to have won't work.