repeat until <key [enter v] pressed?>
if <touching [player v] ?> then
broadcast [Fish here v]
end
if <(Times fishing) > (1)> then
broadcast [Fish here v]
end
end

when I receive [Fish here v]
go to [front v] layer :: looks
forever
...
end

KaaBEL_sk wrote:

1. You have:

repeat until <key [enter v] pressed?>
if <touching [player v] ?> then
broadcast [Fish here v]
end
if <(Times fishing) > (1)> then
broadcast [Fish here v]
end
end

and then Fish here loops forever → always when enter pressed it fishes:

when I receive [Fish here v]
go to [front v] layer :: looks
forever
...
end

2. Asking for the time at the start is very uncertain. First time I answered 5 i worked, but later tried 300, 8, and didn't work. (Im gonna add example)
3. Use lists or other way instead of tons of broadcasts and then if blocks.

set [Timer v] to (0)
repeat until <(Timer :: variables) > (0)>
if <<not <((answer) + (1)) = (1)>> or <(answer) = (0)>> then // my way to detect number
set [Timer v] to ((answer) * (60))
else
ask [Write number only! How long do you want to play?] and wait
end
end

KaaBEL_sk wrote:

set [timer v] to (0)
repeat until <(timer) > (0)>
if <<not <((answer) + (1)) = (1)>> or <(answer) = (0)>> then // my way to detect number
set [timer v] to ((answer) * (60))
else
ask [Write number only! How long do you want to play?] and wait
end
end

But I think you want it to be that player choose from one of the game time and he tries than to earn as much as possible (speedrun competiting) then I would suggest using button options.

GingerTheCat8658 wrote:

Bug: Lakes dont appear.

Fish

<touching [ v] ?>end

when green flag clicked
forever
if <<touching color [#105723] ?> and <<not ><touching color [#105723] ?>> then
Fish
end
end

Juliur wrote:

when green flag clicked
forever
if <<touching color [#105723] ?> and <<not ><touching color [#105723] ?>> then
Fish
end
end

when green flag clicked
forever
if <<touching color [blue] ?>and<not<touching color [green]>>> then
Fish
end

nintendo3dsx wrote:

Hhheeellllppp