cookieclickerer33 wrote:

It uses clones, if you type over 200 letters or clones are used elsewhere in the project, then it will break the text engine

NamePending_ wrote:

cookieclickerer33 wrote:

It uses clones, if you type over 200 letters or clones are used elsewhere in the project, then it will break the text engine

Addition: A way to fix this would be to use stamping instead of clones. Stamping can be found in the pen extension.

Sakurabloomstar wrote:

NamePending_ wrote:

cookieclickerer33 wrote:

It uses clones, if you type over 200 letters or clones are used elsewhere in the project, then it will break the text engine

Addition: A way to fix this would be to use stamping instead of clones. Stamping can be found in the pen extension.

They were originally using a pen but they told me to delete that

Sakurabloomstar wrote:

I got help for the text itself (tysm @1029289 ^ ^). If I wanted the text engine to react to an answer how would I do that?
e.g

if <(answer)=(test)> then 
[Print Text Slow (This is a test.) (x) (y) (s) (c) (b) (100) ]
  

else

end

That is not the actual block ofc but Scratchblocks does not have a Print Text Slow block as it was custom

Sakurabloomstar wrote:

I got help for the text itself (tysm @1029289 ^ ^). If I wanted the text engine to react to an answer how would I do that?
e.g

if <(answer)=(test)> then 
[Print Text Slow (This is a test.) (x) (y) (s) (c) (b) (100) ]
  

else

end

That is not the actual block ofc but Scratchblocks does not have a Print Text Slow block as it was custom

when I receive [start v]
broadcast [erase all v]
wait (0) secs
ask [question?] and wait
if <(answer ::sensing) = [abc] > then
Print Text (text) () () () () () ::#ff6680
end 

when I receive [erase all v]
delete this clone