I want to know how to make a when love clicked so when you hit the love button it will say “Thanks, for loving my project!”.

Impossible

bluedragon8633 wrote:

Impossible

It's actually sort of possible; I've seen it done a few times.

I don't feel like finding some examples right now, but doing this “trick” is relatively simple. If I recall correctly, all you have to do is create a rectangular (or really any shape) sprite, move it below the bottom left part of the project window (where the love-it button is), and add a script that gets triggered when it's touching the mouse pointer. If done correctly, it'll trigger when you hover over the love-it button.

It's important to note that this isn't foolproof; users can just hover over the love-it button and not click love-it and it still triggers the script.

Austinato wrote:

bluedragon8633 wrote:

Impossible

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That's what I mean- you can also click the heart twice and it'll still say “Thanks!” even though you just un-loved it.

Austinato wrote:

bluedragon8633 wrote:

Impossible

It's actually sort of possible; I've seen it done a few times.

I don't feel like finding some examples right now, but doing this “trick” is relatively simple. If I recall correctly, all you have to do is create a rectangular (or really any shape) sprite, move it below the bottom left part of the project window (where the love-it button is), and add a script that gets triggered when it's touching the mouse pointer. If done correctly, it'll trigger when you hover over the love-it button.

It's important to note that this isn't foolproof; users can just hover over the love-it button and not click love-it and it still triggers the script.

Wouldn't you just be able to use “when sprite clicked” or am I just being dumb

ScratchCatHELLO wrote:

Wouldn't you just be able to use “when sprite clicked” or am I just being dumb

It won't count as clicking the sprite if it's not actually in the stage.

Well, I got an idea!

I could sense what position the mouse is at and mouse down than there we have it!

Cookiemousee wrote:

Well, I got an idea!

I could sense what position the mouse is at and mouse down than there we have it!

Then I can drag the mouse over that area and it'll work the same, without triggering the Love button.

You must design a sprite that is of the shape:



Next, set it to draggable with the

set drag mode [draggable v] :: sensing

block, then go to the ‘outside’ or ‘player’ page, where the love button is, and drag the sprite over the love button.

Now, See Inside again, then use <touching (mouse-pointer v) ?> and maybe have the sprite "go to [front v] layer".

You cannot tell when the button is clicked, but you may encourage players to click it.

But again, users should only click the love button if they enjoyed the project and thought it was high-quality.

bluedragon8633 wrote:

ScratchCatHELLO wrote:

Wouldn't you just be able to use “when sprite clicked” or am I just being dumb

It won't count as clicking the sprite if it's not actually in the stage.

I meant to say “mouse down”

ScratchCatHELLO wrote:

bluedragon8633 wrote:

ScratchCatHELLO wrote:

Wouldn't you just be able to use “when sprite clicked” or am I just being dumb

It won't count as clicking the sprite if it's not actually in the stage.

I meant to say “mouse down”

Then you can hold the mouse down, swipe the cursor over the love button without actually clicking it, an it'll trigger.

bluedragon8633 wrote:

ScratchCatHELLO wrote:

bluedragon8633 wrote:

ScratchCatHELLO wrote:

Wouldn't you just be able to use “when sprite clicked” or am I just being dumb

It won't count as clicking the sprite if it's not actually in the stage.

I meant to say “mouse down”

Then you can hold the mouse down, swipe the cursor over the love button without actually clicking it, an it'll trigger.

And I don't think the mouse down will trigger if you're not in the stage.

I don't this is gonna work out well, is it?

1. Make a blank sprite
2.

when green flag clicked
forever
set x to (mouse x)
if <<<(mouse y) = [-180]> and <(x position) > [-240]>>> and <(x position) < [-170]>> then
say [Code goes here]
end
end

But when comments are used it will think you loved the project.