when green flag clicked
forever
    
if <((points) mod (25)) = [0]> then
    
change [speed v] by (10)
wait until <not <((points) mod (25)) = [0]>>
end

end

forever
    
change [ v] by (1)
wait (1) secs
if <(time) = [time that you want the game to get harder ]> then
    
move (the new speed you want) steps
end

end

Gorge_Lucas wrote:

forever
    
change [ v] by (1)
wait (1) secs
if <(time) = [time that you want the game to get harder ]> then
    
move (the new speed you want) steps
end

end

when green flag clicked
set [points v] to [0]
set [speed v] to [10]
forever
move (speed) steps
if on edge, bounce    
if <touching [paddle v] ?> then
point in direction ((180) - (direction))
move (speed) steps
change [points v] by (1)
if <((points) mod (25)) = [0]> then
change [speed v] by (10)
    
end

    
end


end

FooliganXX wrote:

Thank you to everybody who offered help. The time idea was a good workaround but I really wanted to do it with points.
I never thought of the mod option. I had just looked at it but wasn't sure what good it was until I realized that making the dividend zero would be of great use.
I had to add one thing to asivi's script above.
After the If/Then Points Mode = 0, I had to change points by 1 in addition to changing steps (I used the move steps instead of speed).
I had to do this because the loop kept checking and the mod = zero for a while so the speed would increase really quickly. By adding an extra point I was able to get from 25 to 26 right away and then they would have to wait for 50 for the mod to equal zero again.

I call this a bonus point just so it seems like it was supposed to be there.

Thanks all!

FooliganXX wrote:

It is shared. It's called DogMuffin. It's in a studio I created called Chow-Miller Tutorial Examples.

Take out the “Change Points By 1” block I added in the bottom of the If/Then and tell me if you get the same results. My speed shot up by increments of 5 continuously until the dog shot by the muffin right away.

Thanks,
Ian