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- AdamTimmy
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How to make a highscore game? Look here!
So first, you will need to have a variable you created.
Lets say i am creating a clicker game. Then the variable would probably be called clicks.
Then make another variable. You will need to click cloud in the making a variable.
Note:if you are a new scratcher, this might not work.
Then make the script if clicks are greater than high score, reset highscore to clicks.
Here is the script you might need.
The high score variable should have a cloud thing next to it.






I hope it works and tell me if it does.
Lets say i am creating a clicker game. Then the variable would probably be called clicks.
Then make another variable. You will need to click cloud in the making a variable.
Note:if you are a new scratcher, this might not work.
Then make the script if clicks are greater than high score, reset highscore to clicks.
Here is the script you might need.
Thanks and i hope this helps you.
The high score variable should have a cloud thing next to it.






I hope it works and tell me if it does.
Last edited by AdamTimmy (March 21, 2020 16:32:09)
- WindOctahedron
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1000+ posts
How to make a highscore game? Look here!
While it's nice that you want to help, posting topics that answer random questions isn't the best way to do it - it clutters up the forum and potentially diverts attention from those who actually need help.
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Last edited by WindOctahedron (March 21, 2020 16:47:50)
- AdamTimmy
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How to make a highscore game? Look here!
Ok thanks for telling me While it's nice that you want to help, posting topics that answer random questions isn't the best way to do it - it clutters up the forum and potentially diverts attention from those who actually need help.
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- Harakou
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How to make a highscore game? Look here!
Yeah, pretty much. If you want to make a tutorial, why not make it a project? It's a much better way to see and modify your scripts in action. While it's nice that you want to help, posting topics that answer random questions isn't the best way to do it - it clutters up the forum and potentially diverts attention from those who actually need help.
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