I tried doing ‘pick random number 1-30’ for each question so it will randomly choose a question, but that seems to sometimes make it so either nothing shows up or multiple show up, any help?


Alright, that works amazingly, now I just need to figure out how to sense which question was picked so I can have the appropriate answer for that question, otherwise the answers could just be used over and over again.

KreepyKreeper01 wrote:

I tried doing ‘pick random number 1-30’ for each question so it will randomly choose a question, but that seems to sometimes make it so either nothing shows up or multiple show up, any help?

If the questions are in a list variable then there should be no problem. (30 questions = 30 items in list) Is that the way you are doing it?

(item (pick random (1) to (30)) of [ list of 30 questions v])

You can, like was said before, use these blocks:

when green flag clicked
ask (item (pick random (0) to (10)) of [  v]) and wait

Or, you can replace the

when green flag clicked

with whatever black you need.

If you don't want questions repeated, put the numbers 1 to 30 in a list, then shuffle the list randomly.
Then take the numbers out of the list as needed.

If you need a random shuffle algorithm for the 30 numbers, see “Randomly Shuffle a List” by jgatcomb at https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/11888022/

footsocktoe wrote:

KreepyKreeper01 wrote:

I tried doing ‘pick random number 1-30’ for each question so it will randomly choose a question, but that seems to sometimes make it so either nothing shows up or multiple show up, any help?

If the questions are in a list variable then there should be no problem. (30 questions = 30 items in list) Is that the way you are doing it?

(item (pick random (1) to (30)) of [ list of 30 questions v])

I've been doing it by making a

if <(pick random (1) to (30)) = [7]> then
ask [stuff] and wait
    
end

for each one, but each individual one was choosing its own number and that was the problem, I needed one that it chose one number and that number would correspond to a question that the game would ask

KreepyKreeper01 wrote:

footsocktoe wrote:

KreepyKreeper01 wrote:

I tried doing ‘pick random number 1-30’ for each question so it will randomly choose a question, but that seems to sometimes make it so either nothing shows up or multiple show up, any help?

If the questions are in a list variable then there should be no problem. (30 questions = 30 items in list) Is that the way you are doing it?

(item (pick random (1) to (30)) of [ list of 30 questions v])

I've been doing it by making a

if <(pick random (1) to (30)) = [7]> then
ask [stuff] and wait
    
end

for each one, but each individual one was choosing its own number and that was the problem, I needed one that it chose one number and that number would correspond to a question that the game would ask

So it's resolved now? Or you still have a question?

footsocktoe wrote:

KreepyKreeper01 wrote:

footsocktoe wrote:

KreepyKreeper01 wrote:

I tried doing ‘pick random number 1-30’ for each question so it will randomly choose a question, but that seems to sometimes make it so either nothing shows up or multiple show up, any help?

If the questions are in a list variable then there should be no problem. (30 questions = 30 items in list) Is that the way you are doing it?

(item (pick random (1) to (30)) of [ list of 30 questions v])

I've been doing it by making a

if <(pick random (1) to (30)) = [7]> then
ask [stuff] and wait
    
end

for each one, but each individual one was choosing its own number and that was the problem, I needed one that it chose one number and that number would correspond to a question that the game would ask

So it's resolved now? Or you still have a question?

yeah, its all good.

KreepyKreeper01 wrote:

yeah, its all good.

Fine, so you might to close this topic and prevent users spamming like this of mine.

If you don't like FootSockToe's method, you could make this (But it is longer)

when green flag clicked
set [ number] to [(pick random (1) to (10)) ]
if <(number) = [1 ]> then
ask [Is Levo Awesome?] and wait
    
end

Levo-Films wrote:

If you don't like FootSockToe's method, you could make this (But it is longer)

when green flag clicked
set [ number] to [(pick random (1) to (10)) ]
if <(number) = [1 ]> then
ask [Is Levo Awesome?] and wait
    
end

Do you see it?
This was my advice:

asivi wrote:

KreepyKreeper01 wrote:

yeah, its all good.

Fine, so you might to close this topic and prevent users spamming like this of mine.

Pls, close this topic when you can.