Hello!
Me and my friends @JLDScratch25, @rytygames_1 and @oofboyz9 are building a pawn game and need to know how to create a script that knows which players turn it is. Can you please help by showing me the script using the

say [Scratch blocks mod?]

Thanks so much

in the code that allows the player(s) to move their respective chess peice, set a variable known as “Turn” to the apposing team
for example

when flag clicked
forever
if <(Turn) = [1]> then
wait until <<touching [mouse-pointer v] ?> and <mouse down?>>
set [Turn v] to [2]
end
end

BaconBoy672 wrote:

Hello!
Me and my friends @JLDScratch25 and @oofboyz9 are building a pawn game and need to know how to create a script that knows which players turn it is. Can you please help by showing me the script using the

say [Scratch blocks mod?]

Thanks so much

Hi, this is lion334


I'd make a Sprite called “dice” and make it have 6 Costumes with each having the Numbers from 1 to 6 on it AND (important) the Costumes must be numbered from 1 to 6, but not “Costume1, Costume 2, etc…” it needs to be “1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6”.

Then, do this:

when I receive [DiceRoll]
go to x: (0) y: (0)
set size to (100) %
show
repeat (pick random (6) to (10))
next costume
wait (0.1) secs
end
repeat (pick random (4) to (7))
next costume
wait (0.4) secs
end
repeat (pick random (3) to (5))
next costume
wait (0.7) secs
end
wait (2) secs
set [dice-rolled] to ((costume #))
hide

That way you have a neat animation for the dice, and the dice outputs a random number from 1 to 6.
You could also make it with no dice roll:

when I receive [DiceRoll]
set [dice-rolled] to (pick random (1) to (6))

But that would be lame wouldn't it?



Sincerely, lion334

lion334 wrote:

BaconBoy672 wrote:

Hello!
Me and my friends @JLDScratch25 and @oofboyz9 are building a pawn game and need to know how to create a script that knows which players turn it is. Can you please help by showing me the script using the

say [Scratch blocks mod?]

Thanks so much

Hi, this is lion334


I'd make a Sprite called “dice” and make it have 6 Costumes with each having the Numbers from 1 to 6 on it AND (important) the Costumes must be numbered from 1 to 6, but not “Costume1, Costume 2, etc…” it needs to be “1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6”.

Then, do this:

when I receive [DiceRoll]
go to x: (0) y: (0)
set size to (100) %
show
repeat (pick random (6) to (10))
next costume
wait (0.1) secs
end
repeat (pick random (4) to (7))
next costume
wait (0.4) secs
end
repeat (pick random (3) to (5))
next costume
wait (0.7) secs
end
wait (2) secs
set [dice-rolled] to ((costume #))
hide

That way you have a neat animation for the dice, and the dice outputs a random number from 1 to 6.
You could also make it with no dice roll:

when I receive [DiceRoll]
set [dice-rolled] to (pick random (1) to (6))

But that would be lame wouldn't it?



Sincerely, lion334

Just realized am loster than lost. Sorry for making an answer on dice-rolling and not on how to make a turn-based game :c

Zippy0426 wrote:

in the code that allows the player(s) to move their respective chess peice, set a variable known as “Turn” to the apposing team
for example

when flag clicked
forever
if <(Turn) = [1]> then
wait until <<touching [mouse-pointer v] ?> and <mouse down?>>
set [Turn v] to [2]
end
end

awesome, thanks.

lion334 wrote:

lion334 wrote:

BaconBoy672 wrote:

Hello!
Me and my friends @JLDScratch25 and @oofboyz9 are building a pawn game and need to know how to create a script that knows which players turn it is. Can you please help by showing me the script using the

say [Scratch blocks mod?]

Thanks so much

Hi, this is lion334


I'd make a Sprite called “dice” and make it have 6 Costumes with each having the Numbers from 1 to 6 on it AND (important) the Costumes must be numbered from 1 to 6, but not “Costume1, Costume 2, etc…” it needs to be “1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6”.

Then, do this:

when I receive [DiceRoll]
go to x: (0) y: (0)
set size to (100) %
show
repeat (pick random (6) to (10))
next costume
wait (0.1) secs
end
repeat (pick random (4) to (7))
next costume
wait (0.4) secs
end
repeat (pick random (3) to (5))
next costume
wait (0.7) secs
end
wait (2) secs
set [dice-rolled] to ((costume #))
hide

That way you have a neat animation for the dice, and the dice outputs a random number from 1 to 6.
You could also make it with no dice roll:

when I receive [DiceRoll]
set [dice-rolled] to (pick random (1) to (6))

But that would be lame wouldn't it?



Sincerely, lion334

Just realized am loster than lost. Sorry for making an answer on dice-rolling and not on how to make a turn-based game :c

It's fine, I was having trouble with an animation as well, so thanks!