I watched the Scratch 3.0 show before, and I was wondering about how the endings worked. so I clicked see inside, and didn't see a block that said, “broadcast (ending)”. how are the endings randomized?

If you talking about the variable being inside the broadcast block, it really is quite simple. You just set the variable to a random number and have a broadcast corresponding to that exact number. Boom, project has acquired random broadcasts and “endings”.

rayli1123 wrote:

If you talking about the variable being inside the broadcast block, it really is quite simple. You just set the variable to a random number and have a broadcast corresponding to that exact number. Boom, project has acquired random broadcasts and “endings”.

what? a there is a variable?

Rscode72 wrote:

rayli1123 wrote:

If you talking about the variable being inside the broadcast block, it really is quite simple. You just set the variable to a random number and have a broadcast corresponding to that exact number. Boom, project has acquired random broadcasts and “endings”.

what? a there is a variable?

broadcast (ending) 

Are you talking about this?

If you mean zvardin's series of projects (and if you're talking about the remasters, not the original versions (which only have 1 ending to my knowlege)), at least for episode 1, the main part of the randomization is in the stage:

And then the endings themselves are in their respective sprites
:

CST1229 wrote:

If you mean zvardin's series of projects (and if you're talking about the remasters, not the original versions (which only have 1 ending to my knowlege)), at least for episode 1, the main part of the randomization is in the stage:

And then the endings themselves are in their respective sprites
:

I can see that pick random from (1)- (#)= (#) makes the ending more rare!