Use a list (by using the following code if you want it real time)

forever
    
delete (all v) of [HighscoreList v]
add (join [Your Score: ] (Score)) to [HighScoreList  v]
add (join [Highscore: ] (☁HighScore)) to [HighScoreList v]
end

You can use costumes to display each digit, such as:

define Display score (score) at (x)(y)
go to x:(x) y:(y)
set [letter v] to [1]
show
repeat (length of (score))
   switch costume to (letter (letter) of (score)
   stamp //you could also create a clone of yourself
   change x by (10)
end

You also need to create costumes that'll display each digit. Make sure to call each costume their corresponding number; the costume called 0 should be a 0, the costume called 1 should show a 1, etc.

Or you can just look for text engines and use those.

@djpro's updated pen text engine is pretty good.

because nobody is actually linking you to any, https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/12067195/ is a good text renderer if you're fine with clones (code needs modifying because it's set to disappear after 3 seconds, should be easy to fix)
just drag the variable that has your highscore in it to the custom block when it asks you for the string to print.

None of you are right, you go to Data category, and use the

hide variable [ v]

block.

This is one way.

when I receive [High Score v]
forever
  say  (join (join [The score is ] (High Score)) [.])
end

Prinseskat wrote:

You can use costumes to display each digit, such as:

define Display score (score) at (x)(y)
go to x:(x) y:(y)
set [letter v] to [1]
show
repeat (length of (score))
   switch costume to (letter (letter) of (score)
   stamp //you could also create a clone of yourself
   change x by (10)
end

You also need to create costumes that'll display each digit. Make sure to call each costume their corresponding number; the costume called 0 should be a 0, the costume called 1 should show a 1, etc.

thanks

Prinseskat wrote:

You can use costumes to display each digit, such as:

define Display score (score) at (x)(y)
go to x:(x) y:(y)
set [letter v] to [1]
show
repeat (length of (score))
   switch costume to (letter (letter) of (score)
   stamp //you could also create a clone of yourself
   change x by (10)
end

You also need to create costumes that'll display each digit. Make sure to call each costume their corresponding number; the costume called 0 should be a 0, the costume called 1 should show a 1, etc.

okay, so I know I sound really dumb, but how dumb you make those y and x things?


as in: (x) and (y)

oops sorry i meant the little things inside the
go to: x: (x) yy)


(sorry my computer won't let me use scratchblocks)

Um… this topic is two years old. I'm pretty sure it's dead. Please don't necropost.

oof sorry