I'm making a typing game, but I've found that even if u mis-type (for example if you're asked to type “Batter” but you spell “Bstter” it still goes to the next question, I'm quite new to the

ask [] and wait

command so i'm not sure what to do

Pretty simple solution to a pretty simple problem

ask [...] and wait
if <(answer) = [...]> then 

  ...

else
 ...
end

DifferentDance8 wrote:

Pretty simple solution to a pretty simple problem

ask [...] and wait
if <(answer) = [...]> then 

  ...

else
 ...
end

that's exactly what I did, (but leaving the the else blank). Yet it keeps executing the command in if: then even when the answer is wrong

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/742357720/

COLDEX0700 wrote:

that's exactly what I did, (but leaving the the else blank). Yet it keeps executing the command in if: then even when the answer is wrong

Then, either make a “wrong” broadcast or just don't have the else bit of the if block.
If you have nono word: Enable “block switching”, then right click the if else blocks and turn them into if blocks.
If you don't: You will have to manually drag the block out of the if tab, then remove the if else block and replace it with a if block. Finally, place the block back into the if tab.

removed

How do you know it isn't working as expected? The second sprite is hidden so the say block won't do anything.

This would be a good project for a list so you can randomly choose an item from the list and ask the user to type that.

set [myrandom v] to (pick random (1) to (10))  // assumes 10 items in the list, adjust accordingly
ask (join [Type ] (item (myrand) of [list v] :: list)) and wait
if <(answer) = (item (myrand) of [list v] :: list)> then
else
end

That's much better than repeating the same code over and over.

Hi im trying to make a typing game more like a console Operating system ant ideas or help?

hauntedscratcher3 wrote:

Hi im trying to make a typing game more like a console Operating system ant ideas or help?

hi