turquoisetrapezoid59 wrote:

So… you know how on some games the variables are in your own font and stuff? I tried to do my own on https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/70785594/
but it glitched and stuff.

Can anyone tell me how to make a better script?

when green flag clicked
hide
go to x: (x) y: (y)
switch costume to [0 v]


when I receive [game-start v]
show
    switch costume to (variable)
if <(variable) > [9]> then
broadcast [2nd-number v]
change x by (-10)

end

when green flag clicked
hide
go to x: (number-1-x) y: (number-1-y)
switch costume to [0 v]

when I receive [2nd-number v]
show
switch costume to (variable)
if <(variable) > [99]> then
broadcast [3rd-number v]
change x by (-10)
    
end

when green flag clicked
hide
go to x: (number-1-and-2-x) y: (number-1-and-2-y)
switch costume to [0 v]


when I receive [3rd-number v]
show
switch costume to (variable)

julianandwill wrote:

turquoisetrapezoid59 wrote:

So… you know how on some games the variables are in your own font and stuff? I tried to do my own on https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/70785594/
but it glitched and stuff.

Can anyone tell me how to make a better script?

Hmm… you mean something like the score in this:
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/16743509/
This is using a sprite and using variables to control it's costumes. If this is what you're looking for, then follow these instructions:
1. Since you're using 3 numbers and 3 variables in your game, create 9 sprites, each costume with numbers 0 to 9.
2. When you're done, rename the costumes with the number they are associated with on ALL the sprites.
3. Find the coordinates you want them at at the start, and put this script on the sprites for the first number:

when green flag clicked
hide
go to x: (x) y: (y)
switch costume to [0 v]


when I receive [game-start v]
show
    switch costume to (variable)
if <(variable) > [9]> then
broadcast [2nd-number v]
change x by (-10)

end

Put this on the second numbers:

when green flag clicked
hide
go to x: (number-1-x) y: (number-1-y)
switch costume to [0 v]

when I receive [2nd-number v]
show
switch costume to (variable)
if <(variable) > [99]> then
broadcast [3rd-number v]
change x by (-10)
    
end

Then this on the third numbers:

when green flag clicked
hide
go to x: (number-1-and-2-x) y: (number-1-and-2-y)
switch costume to [0 v]


when I receive [3rd-number v]
show
switch costume to (variable)

Okay, so this didn't work because of clone overload the other sprites won't work.

ApolloWarlord wrote:

So any way to do this on Scratch 1.4 easily?

dogs_king wrote:

can any one tell me i want the answer quickly please!

dogs_king wrote:

can any one tell me i want the answer quickly please!

when green flag clicked
set [Number v] to [(the number of the number costume)]

when green flag clicked
forever
set [number v] to (costume #)
end