Hey!
I am trying to create a high score-variable without using the cloud variables. Did someone already do this and could help me with it? I used the script below but it didn't really work.

when green flag clicked
forever
if <(foo) < (foo)> then
set [ v] to (foo)
end
end

Thanks ^^

Katharina

when I receive [game end v]
if <(player score) > (high score)> then
set [high score v] to (player score)
end

This should work

Katharina_Scorpio wrote:

I used the script below but it didn't really work.

~scratchblocks~

It didn't work because you didn't use cloud variables:

when green flag clicked
forever
if <(score) > (☁ high score)> then
set [☁ high score v] to (score)
end
end

Katharina_Scorpio wrote:

I am trying to create a high score-variable without using the cloud variables

You can't. Unless you want it so that only you can set high scores.

ScratchGaming42 wrote:

when I receive [game end v]
if <(player score) > (high score)> then
set [high score v] to (player score)
end

This should work

It won't.

AksharPremnath wrote:

ScratchGaming42 wrote:

when I receive [game end v]
if <(player score) > (high score)> then
set [high score v] to (player score)
end

This should work

It won't.

It'll work for setting your own high score, which appears to be what the user is asking for.

Try this script:

when green flag clicked
forever
if <(☁cloud score) > (score)> then
set [☁cloud score v] to (score)
end
end

cwkadam55331 wrote:

Try this script:

when green flag clicked
forever
if <(☁cloud score) > (score)> then
set [☁cloud score v] to (score)
end
end

this wouldnt work, operators are switched around

ScratchGaming42 wrote:

when I receive [game end v]
if <(player score) > (high score)> then
set [high score v] to (player score)
end

This should work

This will only work if you replace the high score variable to a cloud variable

ScratchGaming42 wrote:

AksharPremnath wrote:

ScratchGaming42 wrote:

when I receive [game end v]
if <(player score) > (high score)> then
set [high score v] to (player score)
end

This should work

It won't.

It'll work for setting your own high score, which appears to be what the user is asking for.

Yes but that won't save anything. Set a new record, and reload the project. You'll see that your high score is erased.

It depends what you're making.
If you're making a speedrun type game then you'll want

if <(time) < (☁ score)> then
set [☁ score v] to (time)
end

If you're making any other game that isn't a race then

if <(score) > (☁ score)> then
set [☁ score v] to (score)
end

if <(my score) > (☁ score)> then
set [ (☁ score)] to (my score)
end

I hope this helps

Katharina_Scorpio wrote:

Hey!
I am trying to create a high score-variable without using the cloud variables. Did someone already do this and could help me with it? I used the script below but it didn't really work.

when green flag clicked
forever
if <(foo) < (foo)> then
set [ v] to (foo)
end
end

Thanks ^^

Katharina

Hey so try griffpatch's clever binary cloud list! See what he has to say.

Thanks Guys!!! You helped me a lot!