How do I have a sprite Clicked, Broadcast a message, and When it's clicked after the message, It'll broadcast a new One?

BrodoIsAYai

when this sprite clicked

broadcast [ PLAYERTWO]

when this sprite clicked

broadcast [ GAMESTART]

My Dad says It's Only One thing Done, But can I get it to have Both?

BrodoIsAYai

Help Please!

LuckyLucky7

Yes, both messages will be done at the same time unless you put a block like this:

broadcast [ v] and wait

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Wahsp

when this sprite clicked
broadcast [... v]
wait (.1) secs
wait until <<touching [mouse pointer v]> and <mouse down>>
broadcast [... v]

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TheRealNetherBefore

Or you could do this:

when green flag clicked
set [broadcast v] to [1]
when this sprite clicked
if <(broadcast) = [1]> then 
broadcast [thing1 v]
change [broadcast v] by (1)
else
broadcast [thing2 v]
end

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TheRealNetherBefore wrote:
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Wahsp wrote:
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This would also work…

when gf clicked
wait until <<touching [mouse-pointer v]?> and <mouse down?>>
broadcast [message1 v]
wait until <not <<touching [mouse-pointer v]?> and <mouse down?>>>
wait until <<touching [mouse-pointer v]?> and <mouse down?>>
broadcast [message2 v]
wait until <not <<touching [mouse-pointer v]?> and <mouse down?>>>
...

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mystery4000

TheRealNetherBefore wrote:

Or you could do this:

when green flag clicked
set [broadcast v] to [1]
when this sprite clicked
if <(broadcast) = [1]> then 
broadcast [thing1 v]
change [broadcast v] by (1)
else
broadcast [thing2 v]
end

Good example.

Wahsp wrote:

when this sprite clicked
broadcast [... v]
wait (.1) secs
wait until <<touching [mouse pointer v]> and <mouse down>>
broadcast [... v]

But wouldn’t this cause the:

when this sprite clicked

To activate twice?

LuckyLucky7

mystery4000 wrote:
Wahsp wrote:
when this sprite clicked
broadcast [... v]
wait (.1) secs
wait until <<touching [mouse pointer v]> and <mouse down?>>
broadcast [... v]
But wouldn’t this cause the:
when this sprite clicked
To activate twice?

Yes, which would cause the 2nd broadcast block to never execute, and therefore that script would be going in an infinite loop.

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