I added some images, as you can see Points is clearly > of world record… in the second image: the top one (8 by mattiino) is the wr and the second one is the points, idk why it says false

It's always better to share the project than script images with no context. My guess is you're using clones and local variables so you're not comparing what you think you're comparing.

Mattiino wrote:

I added some images, as you can see Points is clearly > of world record… in the second image: the top one (8 by mattiino) is the wr and the second one is the points, idk why it says false

uploas the projct

Because your world record variable has text inside of it, it's not going to calculate the inequality correctly. Additionally, if your world record is a cloud variable, you can't include text in it–just numbers. To fix the issue, remove the by username part of the world record.

Hope this helps.

DanglyLegs wrote:

Because your world record variable has text inside of it, it's not going to calculate the inequality correctly. Additionally, if your world record is a cloud variable, you can't include text in it–just numbers. To fix the issue, remove the by username part of the world record.

Hope this helps.

Oh thanks, i didnt realize i added by username to the world record variable, thanks

But. how would i compare the points to the world record var and also saying “By username” without making another var for the wr beater username?

Mattiino wrote:

But. how would i compare the points to the world record var and also saying “By username” without making another var for the wr beater username?

you can convert it into numbers by making 2 lists (one with all the characters, the other with TWO DIGIT numbers (or 3 digits depending on how many chars you want)), then use a “”for“” loop to convert it into numbers and then you can convert it back into letters. if you want you can also have 2 digits you don't use as seperstor digits to put the usr and the score in the same var

ThE-_-pEnGuIn wrote:

Cita

BTW heres the project link: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1208828768/

ThE-_-pEnGuIn wrote:

Mattiino wrote:

But. how would i compare the points to the world record var and also saying “By username” without making another var for the wr beater username?

you can convert it into numbers by making 2 lists (one with all the characters, the other with TWO DIGIT numbers (or 3 digits depending on how many chars you want)), then use a “”for“” loop to convert it into numbers and then you can convert it back into letters. if you want you can also have 2 digits you don't use as seperstor digits to put the usr and the score in the same var

Isnt that method a bad workaround?, i just want to say it without making a TOWER of scratch code blocks… sorry if im asking too much…

Mattiino wrote:

ThE-_-pEnGuIn wrote:

Mattiino wrote:

But. how would i compare the points to the world record var and also saying “By username” without making another var for the wr beater username?

you can convert it into numbers by making 2 lists (one with all the characters, the other with TWO DIGIT numbers (or 3 digits depending on how many chars you want)), then use a “”for“” loop to convert it into numbers and then you can convert it back into letters. if you want you can also have 2 digits you don't use as seperstor digits to put the usr and the score in the same var

Isnt that method a bad workaround?, i just want to say it without making a TOWER of scratch code blocks… sorry if im asking too much…

not nearly as long as it sounds, and that's as far as I can help you, although in the project the by usr thing seemed to work, but it changed while my score was much lower.

oh, nevermind, it did reset

Mattiino wrote:

ThE-_-pEnGuIn wrote:

Mattiino wrote:

But. how would i compare the points to the world record var and also saying “By username” without making another var for the wr beater username?

you can convert it into numbers by making 2 lists (one with all the characters, the other with TWO DIGIT numbers (or 3 digits depending on how many chars you want)), then use a “”for“” loop to convert it into numbers and then you can convert it back into letters. if you want you can also have 2 digits you don't use as seperstor digits to put the usr and the score in the same var

Isnt that method a bad workaround?, i just want to say it without making a TOWER of scratch code blocks… sorry if im asking too much…

and what do you mea by “bad workaround”? it is allowed if that's what you mean, its not lengthy, its fast, although it does use 2 variables

ThE-_-pEnGuIn wrote:

oh, nevermind, it did reset

Mattiino wrote:

ThE-_-pEnGuIn wrote:

Mattiino wrote:

But. how would i compare the points to the world record var and also saying “By username” without making another var for the wr beater username?

you can convert it into numbers by making 2 lists (one with all the characters, the other with TWO DIGIT numbers (or 3 digits depending on how many chars you want)), then use a “”for“” loop to convert it into numbers and then you can convert it back into letters. if you want you can also have 2 digits you don't use as seperstor digits to put the usr and the score in the same var

Isnt that method a bad workaround?, i just want to say it without making a TOWER of scratch code blocks… sorry if im asking too much…

and what do you mea by “bad workaround”? it is allowed if that's what you mean, its not lengthy, its fast, although it does use 2 variables

Okay, i'll try it. I'll reply you if i have further questions…

ThE-_-pEnGuIn wrote:

oh, nevermind, it did reset

Mattiino wrote:

ThE-_-pEnGuIn wrote:

Mattiino wrote:

But. how would i compare the points to the world record var and also saying “By username” without making another var for the wr beater username?

you can convert it into numbers by making 2 lists (one with all the characters, the other with TWO DIGIT numbers (or 3 digits depending on how many chars you want)), then use a “”for“” loop to convert it into numbers and then you can convert it back into letters. if you want you can also have 2 digits you don't use as seperstor digits to put the usr and the score in the same var

Isnt that method a bad workaround?, i just want to say it without making a TOWER of scratch code blocks… sorry if im asking too much…

and what do you mea by “bad workaround”? it is allowed if that's what you mean, its not lengthy, its fast, although it does use 2 variables

Can you make an actual project or the code in the scratch style, sorry if i dont understand a lot without an example.