I was coding a new game and trying to make a delay on how quick you can shoot. The wait block suddenly had no wait and wouldn't work. Can anybody help me.

This is the code I used:

when I receive [ Start]
forever
if <key [Space v] pressed?> then
create clone of [myself v]
wait (0.6) secs
end
end

It's because clones can receive broadcasts and every clone is running that code.

If what I suggested doesn't work, you will have to provide more information.

Because it's in a loop. Do this

... :: hat
if <<key [space v] pressed> and <(my variable) = [0]>> then
create clone of [myself v]
end
... :: cap

Then in another forever loop

forever
if <(my variable) = [1]> then
wait (0.6) secs
set [my variable v] to [0]
end
end

The start only broadcasts when the start button is clicked and the start button hides itself when it is pressed.

My code for the start button is:

when this sprite clicked
broadcast [ Start]
hide

when green flag clicked
show

Also, It is supposed to be a loop, so if space is pressed at any time, it summons a bullet.

soninjanathanchin wrote:

I was coding a new game and trying to make a delay on how quick you can shoot. The wait block suddenly had no wait and wouldn't work. Can anybody help me.

This is the code I used:

when I receive [ Start]
forever
if <key [Space v] pressed?> then
create clone of [myself v]
wait (0.6) secs
end
end

put wait 0.6 before the create clone block.

amogus1123 wrote:

soninjanathanchin wrote:

I was coding a new game and trying to make a delay on how quick you can shoot. The wait block suddenly had no wait and wouldn't work. Can anybody help me.

This is the code I used:

when I receive [ Start]
forever
if <key [Space v] pressed?> then
create clone of [myself v]
wait (0.6) secs
end
end

put wait 0.6 before the create clone block.

That'll just delay the next clone in an annoying way.

Best if you share the project so we can check what you have.