How to put a health bar up in scratch

Shadow844

I need help with putting a health bar up in scratch and i have already tried many things PLZ HELP ME!

elias_the_dank

There are multiple ways to create a “health bar” in Scratch. You can create a variable for your character's health and just change it whenever it gets “hit” like this:

when green flag clicked
set [health v] to [100]
forever
if <touching [something bad v] ?> then // Change "something bad" to whatever sprite that will do damage to your character
change [health v] by (-10)
end
wait until <not <touching [something bad v] ?>> // This part just makes sure that your character won't die the first time it gets "hit"
end

Later on you may learn about using Pen blocks to create a more advanced health bar, but right now this is probably the simplest way to do it. I hope this helps, good luck on your project!

-alexjai1

Use a variable for the number of health you have, (e.g.

set [health v] to [10]

and make a health bar sprite, and make ten different costumes, for when you lose 1 health, it switches to a costume with a health bar showing 9/10 full. Then you keep losing health, every one health lost the costume switches. 0/10 health bar

health = 0). Name each costume with the number of health that costume represents e.g. name the 9/10 one “9”. Have something like this to continuously switch to the correct costume.

forever
switch costume to [(health) v]
end

By the way, put the health variable oval in the costume slot (where “(health)” is)
This is quite a wordy explanation, but I hope it helps.

Last edited by -alexjai1 (Dec. 19, 2017 20:43:29)

hirsh001

You can use pen to draw the health bar(Pen size equals diameter). That way, you can have is display an any(not really cause pixles) number of health. If you need help, I can provide the code, but you would need to share the project.

Last edited by hirsh001 (Dec. 24, 2017 23:54:25)

Shadow844

thank u

sabas_ll

how do i make a sprite make a different sprite lose health

hirsh001

sabas_ll wrote:
how do i make a sprite make a different sprite lose health

just create different health bars

KalicatKatico

So my basic health bar is I make a “health bar” sprite with 4 costumes: “full”, “75%”, “50%”, and “25%”. I also make a “Health” variable. The bar sprite is linked to the variable so it changes depending on the variable's value. The code goes something like this:

when green flag clicked
if (Health = 100) then
switch costume to [costume1 v]
end
if (Health <[100] and Health > [75]) then
switch costume to [costume2 v]
end
if (Health < [75] and Health > [50]) then
switch costume to [costume3 v]
end
if (Health < [50] and Health > [25]) then
switch costume to [costume4 v]
end
if (Health < [25] and Health > [0]) then
switch costume to [costume5 v]
end

Last edited by KalicatKatico (Dec. 30, 2018 00:57:21)

BereketY

I would recommend using a sprite rather than a pen render if you are dealing with layers.

TerraisLife

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Last edited by TerraisLife (April 8, 2019 20:15:53)

ipaddude

elias_the_dank wrote:
There are multiple ways to create a “health bar” in Scratch. You can create a variable for your character's health and just change it whenever it gets “hit” like this:
when green flag clicked
set [health v] to [100]
forever
if <touching [something bad v] ?> then // Change "something bad" to whatever sprite that will do damage to your character
change [health v] by (-10)
end
wait until <not <touching [something bad v] ?>> // This part just makes sure that your character won't die the first time it gets "hit"
end
Later on you may learn about using Pen blocks to create a more advanced health bar, but right now this is probably the simplest way to do it. I hope this helps, good luck on your project!

sorry, did you mean

when green flag clicked
set [health v] to [100]
forever
if <touching [something bad v] ?> then // Change "something bad" to whatever sprite that will do damage to your character
change [health v] by (-10)
wait until <not <touching [something bad v] ?>> // This part just makes sure that your character won't die the first time it gets "hit"
end
end

Last edited by ipaddude (April 8, 2019 20:28:27)

Kraken_Games

TerraisLife wrote:
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Don't spam or necropost - you are doing both.

ipaddude wrote:
elias_the_dank wrote:
There are multiple ways to create a “health bar” in Scratch. You can create a variable for your character's health and just change it whenever it gets “hit” like this:
when green flag clicked
set [health v] to [100]
forever
if <touching [something bad v] ?> then // Change "something bad" to whatever sprite that will do damage to your character
change [health v] by (-10)
end
wait until <not <touching [something bad v] ?>> // This part just makes sure that your character won't die the first time it gets "hit"
end
Later on you may learn about using Pen blocks to create a more advanced health bar, but right now this is probably the simplest way to do it. I hope this helps, good luck on your project!
sorry, did you mean
when green flag clicked
set [health v] to [100]
forever
if <touching [something bad v] ?> then // Change "something bad" to whatever sprite that will do damage to your character
change [health v] by (-10)
wait until <not <touching [something bad v] ?>> // This part just makes sure that your character won't die the first time it gets "hit"
end
end

Please don't necropost

IPlayGames_101

idc if this is necro posting but this helps alot

codeman1044

IPlayGames_101 wrote:
idc if this is necro posting but this helps alot

Glad it helps but yes, you're necroposting, so please refrain from doing it.

Last edited by codeman1044 (Oct. 16, 2019 00:23:31)

CrazyCoolV

how would you make your sprite ‘die’ after the health bar is empty?

Wainggan

CrazyCoolV wrote:
how would you make your sprite ‘die’ after the health bar is empty?

Welcome to the forums! Please create your own topic, and don't necropost~

tienphuc9975

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PersRufaro

tienphuc9975 wrote:
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Please don't necropost. It's when you post on an old topic. Thank you

FoofJr

when green flag clicked
set [health v] to [10]
forever
if <touching [something bad v]> then
change [health v] by [-1]
end
end

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