https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/534868831/
I know I've been on the forums multiple times, but I need more help. I tried to add question blocks, but the platforming is bad. I think its an error with my scripts (which I've deleted.) I want my question blocks to:
1: Be clonable like the coins
2: Be able to give various powerups.
If this is too much, tell me how to do only the first one. Again, I'm sorry for the amount of posts here.
Thanks,
Collskies

To ask a question and have the user type in an answer, use the ask _ and wait block, like this:

ask [question prompt here] and wait

To get the user’s answer, use the answer reporter block.

(answer) // the user’s response to the question

I hope this helps!

helloworldbyeworld wrote:

To ask a question and have the user type in an answer, use the ask _ and wait block, like this:

ask [question prompt here] and wait

To get the user’s answer, use the answer reporter block.

(answer) // the user’s response to the question

I hope this helps!

Thank you, but that wasn't what I was asking. I was talking about Mario Question Blocks that when you hit them, they give you a coin or an item.

Oh, sorry for misunderstanding your question. I thought you meant the question scratch blocks. I might be able to help a bit. If you have a list of items, and you want to pick a random item in the list of items, then use this script:

when I receive [Question block touched v]
process item (item (pick random (1) to (length of [question block items v] :: list)) of [question block items v] :: list)

it's ok if you go on the forums many times, it's not ok if you use them for everything you do

helloworldbyeworld wrote:

Oh, sorry for misunderstanding your question. I thought you meant the question scratch blocks. I might be able to help a bit. If you have a list of items, and you want to pick a random item in the list of items, then use this script:

when I receive [Question block touched v]
process item (item (pick random (1) to (length of [question block items v] :: list)) of [question block items v] :: list)

That helps. Thanks!