Hello, recently thanks to a user named Cutie_Pooge i resolved an issue i had. This leads to another problem i have. I want to make a system in where whenever a variable “Multiplier” changes by 1, the variable “Score” increases the score income by 1 if this makes sense. To clarify, whenever the Multiplier increases by 1, every time you click the sprite, the Score increases by 1 more then before. (eg. my multiplier is 2 and ill earn 3 score per point). Ill put a code in an image as its less time consuming.

https://imgur.com/a/5z8DeN2

EDIT: ISSUE HAS BEEN RESOLVED

Assuming that you set "Multipier to zero under the green flag, you substitute change Score by 1 with change Score by (Multiplier+1)
That in case i don`t missunderstood your.

Oumuamua wrote:

Assuming that you set "Multipier to zero under the green flag, you substitute change Score by 1 with change Score by (Multiplier+1)
That in case i don`t missunderstood your.

Do you mind telling me how do i substitute the score? I cant figure it out…

Phantom_User wrote:

Oumuamua wrote:

Assuming that you set "Multipier to zero under the green flag, you substitute change Score by 1 with change Score by (Multiplier+1)
That in case i don`t missunderstood your.

Do you mind telling me how do i substitute the score? I cant figure it out…

when green flag clicked
set Score to (0)
when this sprite clicked
change Score by (Multiplier+1)
… here the other blocks…

I see a problem with the code, multiplier changes when the code is divisible by 10 with no remainder. If the score is, say 78 and you change it by 3 you get 81 and multiplier doesn't increase. However, there's a simple solution that fixes this with no multiplier variable.

when this sprite clicked
change [Score v] by (([floor v] of ((Score) / (10))) + (1))

Hopefully, it works again as I usually don't test scripts.

Cutie_Pooge wrote:

I see a problem with the code, multiplier changes when the code is divisible by 10 with no remainder. If the score is, say 78 and you change it by 3 you get 81 and multiplier doesn't increase. However, there's a simple solution that fixes this with no multiplier variable.

when this sprite clicked
change [Score v] by (([floor v] of ((Score) / (10))) + (1))

Hopefully, it works again as I usually don't test scripts.

Thanks for the attempt to help, this sadly doesnt work, it starts of at 1 and then goes to 2.1->3.3->4.6->6->7.6…
It also doesnt change the multiplier when i pass 10

May be this is not exactly following your specifications, but i think it is a good alternative, you just try it

Oumuamua wrote:

May be this is not exactly following your specifications, but i think it is a good alternative, you just try it

~snip

As I explained in my earlier comment, that would not work.

Phantom_User wrote:

Thanks for the attempt to help, this sadly doesnt work, it starts of at 1 and then goes to 2.1->3.3->4.6->6->7.6…
It also doesnt change the multiplier when i pass 10

I tried out the script it does work. I have also identified where you went wrong with the script.
You used

((([floor v] of (Score)) / (10)) + (1))

but it should be

(([floor v] of ((Score) / (10))) + (1))

The score must be divided before floored, you floored it before dividing it.

Cutie_Pooge wrote:

Oumuamua wrote:

May be this is not exactly following your specifications, but i think it is a good alternative, you just try it

~snip

As I explained in my earlier comment, that would not work.

Phantom_User wrote:

Thanks for the attempt to help, this sadly doesnt work, it starts of at 1 and then goes to 2.1->3.3->4.6->6->7.6…
It also doesnt change the multiplier when i pass 10

I tried out the script it does work. I have also identified where you went wrong with the script.
You used

((([floor v] of (Score)) / (10)) + (1))

but it should be

(([floor v] of ((Score) / (10))) + (1))

The score must be divided before floored, you floored it before dividing it.

Thanks again, this seems to work however the Multiplier variable doesnt change digits when i go over 10 , i havent changed the code of the Multiplier 0“digit changer” from original URL (https://imgur.com/a/5z8DeN2) Ive tried “Score mod 100 / 100 = 0” and it doesnt work (this was one of the only ideas i thought might work). Do you have any idea on how to fix this? The current code is https://imgur.com/a/qUTyqeB (edit: i set everything to 100 for testing purposes)

This by @Cutie_Pooge seems to work

Cutie_Pooge wrote:

…snip…

Phantom_User wrote:

Thanks for the attempt to help, this sadly doesnt work, it starts of at 1 and then goes to 2.1->3.3->4.6->6->7.6…
It also doesnt change the multiplier when i pass 10

I tried out the script it does work. I have also identified where you went wrong with the script.
You used

((([floor v] of (Score)) / (10)) + (1))

but it should be

(([floor v] of ((Score) / (10))) + (1))

The score must be divided before floored, you floored it before dividing it.

Hai there! You seem to have resolved the issue in order to keep the forums in good condition I will be asking this to be closed as from what I can see you have sorted it, once again thanks for everyones help in resolving this users issue and best of luck with whatever you are creating!

OpenUI wrote:

Hai there! You seem to have resolved the issue in order to keep the forums in good condition I will be asking this to be closed as from what I can see you have sorted it, once again thanks for everyones help in resolving this users issue and best of luck with whatever you are creating!

May be this guy has further questions.

OpenUI wrote:

Hai there! You seem to have resolved the issue in order to keep the forums in good condition I will be asking this to be closed as from what I can see you have sorted it, once again thanks for everyones help in resolving this users issue and best of luck with whatever you are creating!

I will close it but how should i even trust that you are a moderator or someone with higher privilages as it clearly says “New to scratch” with only 8 posts?

I do not completely understand what you mean. You know longer need the multiplier variable but if you still want it you just use this code:

set [Multiplier v] to (([floor v] of ((Score) / (10))) + (1))

But again, the multiplier variable is obsolete for changing the score variable but you can still use

change [Score v] by (Multiplier)

if you want to use the Multiplier variable.

Phantom_User wrote:

I will close it but how should i even trust that you are a moderator or someone with higher privilages as it clearly says “New to scratch” with only 8 posts?

They aren't a moderator, but they can still report your post to be closed which is what we usually do.

Cutie_Pooge wrote:

I do not completely understand what you mean. You know longer need the multiplier variable but if you still want it you just use this code:

set [Multiplier v] to (([floor v] of ((Score) / (10))) + (1))

But again, the multiplier variable is obsolete for changing the score variable but you can still use

change [Score v] by (Multiplier)

if you want to use the Multiplier variable.

Phantom_User wrote:

I will close it but how should i even trust that you are a moderator or someone with higher privilages as it clearly says “New to scratch” with only 8 posts?

They aren't a moderator, but they can still report your post to be closed which is what we usually do.

I just published one of the games that was made possible by the forums - I dont need any more help, however thanks for helping regardless. As for the closing the post I dont know how to close it so I just edited it.