FlameLive wrote:

Hi! Im trying to make an FNF engine for other players to mod off of but currently while trying to set up an accuracy system it stumped me, when I try making it, it has a bias for the block on top. Here is my code:
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define  ?Scoring
forever
if <[ ?] contains (round (y position)) ?> then
set [ arrowInSlots] to [1]
if <(hit) = [1]> then
broadcast [ favorBlueKid]
broadcast [ ?]
end
end
end

define AccuracySystem
sickScoring
goodScoring
badScoring

when green flag clicked
forever
if <key [ ? Arrow] pressed?> then 
if <(arrowInSlots) = [1]> then 
set [ hit] to [1]
broadcast [ favourBlueKid]
switch costume to [ ?]
play sound [ recording #?] until done
set [ hit] to [0]

  

else
set [ hit] to [1]
broadcast [ favourEnemy]
broadcast [ ew]
switch costume to [ ?]
play sound [ recording #?] until done
set [ hit] to [0]

end
end
end
end

set [note y v] to [69] // item ( ) of a note list would be a better input but yknow
set [difference v] to ([abs v] of ((note y) - (y position)))
if <(difference) < (10)> then
if <(difference) < (5)> then
hmm kinda good :: sound
else
meh :: operators
end
else
ur bad :: sensing
end

define AccuracySystem
sickScoring
goodScoring
badScoring

cIoudyness wrote:

at this point it’s probably just worth dropping the turbowarp link

here’s another way to check a note accuracy that you as a great coder could implement however you wanted:
(warning that I know nothing about fnf this is just what seems like an ok coding idea)

set [note y v] to [69] // item ( ) of a note list would be a better input but yknow
set [difference v] to ([abs v] of ((note y) - (y position)))
if <(difference) < (10)> then
if <(difference) < (5)> then
hmm kinda good :: sound
else
meh :: operators
end
else
ur bad :: sensing
end

FlameLive wrote:

define  ?Scoring
forever
if <[ ?] contains (round (y position)) ?> then
set [ arrowInSlots] to [1]
if <(hit) = [1]> then
broadcast [ favorBlueKid]
broadcast [ ?]
end
end
end

define AccuracySystem
sickScoring
goodScoring
badScoring

when green flag clicked
forever
if <key [ ? Arrow] pressed?> then 
if <(arrowInSlots) = [1]> then 
set [ hit] to [1]
broadcast [ favourBlueKid]
switch costume to [ ?]
play sound [ recording #?] until done
set [ hit] to [0]

  

else
set [ hit] to [1]
broadcast [ favourEnemy]
broadcast [ ew]
switch costume to [ ?]
play sound [ recording #?] until done
set [ hit] to [0]

end
end
end
end

if <> then//Your code that detects if a key is pressed or if it's out of the screen.
if <(distance to [note v]) < [amount]> then 
perfect::grey
else
if <(distance to [note v]) < [amount]> then 
good::grey
else
if <(distance to [note v]) < [amount]> then 
ok::grey
else
. . .//etc
end
end
end
end

abcde1234qwe wrote:

Honestly, I think you can just use a distance block.

if <> then//Your code that detects if a key is pressed or if it's out of the screen.
if <(distance to [note v]) < [amount]> then 
perfect::grey
else
if <(distance to [note v]) < [amount]> then 
good::grey
else
if <(distance to [note v]) < [amount]> then 
ok::grey
else
. . .//etc
end
end
end
end

FlameLive wrote:

https://turbowarp.org/715201933?size=640x360 Heres the final product! thanks for the help.

FlameLive wrote:

abcde1234qwe wrote:

Honestly, I think you can just use a distance block.

if <> then//Your code that detects if a key is pressed or if it's out of the screen.
if <(distance to [note v]) < [amount]> then 
perfect::grey
else
if <(distance to [note v]) < [amount]> then 
good::grey
else
if <(distance to [note v]) < [amount]> then 
ok::grey
else
. . .//etc
end
end
end
end

See, heres the thing, if it was as easy as distance blocks I would've done it but since its a clone based system where the slots for arrows are cloned and so are the arrows I can't use distance blocks

cIoudyness wrote:

FlameLive wrote:

abcde1234qwe wrote:

Honestly, I think you can just use a distance block.

if <> then//Your code that detects if a key is pressed or if it's out of the screen.
if <(distance to [note v]) < [amount]> then 
perfect::grey
else
if <(distance to [note v]) < [amount]> then 
good::grey
else
if <(distance to [note v]) < [amount]> then 
ok::grey
else
. . .//etc
end
end
end
end

See, heres the thing, if it was as easy as distance blocks I would've done it but since its a clone based system where the slots for arrows are cloned and so are the arrows I can't use distance blocks

exactly so use my wonderful code!!

lists can hold the note y positions and from there I’m basically finding distances. I’m far too lazy to implement it myself but obviously you’re an awesome enough coder and have already gotten this far so

FlameLive wrote:

cIoudyness wrote:

FlameLive wrote:

abcde1234qwe wrote:

Honestly, I think you can just use a distance block.

if <> then//Your code that detects if a key is pressed or if it's out of the screen.
if <(distance to [note v]) < [amount]> then 
perfect::grey
else
if <(distance to [note v]) < [amount]> then 
good::grey
else
if <(distance to [note v]) < [amount]> then 
ok::grey
else
. . .//etc
end
end
end
end

See, heres the thing, if it was as easy as distance blocks I would've done it but since its a clone based system where the slots for arrows are cloned and so are the arrows I can't use distance blocks

exactly so use my wonderful code!!

lists can hold the note y positions and from there I’m basically finding distances. I’m far too lazy to implement it myself but obviously you’re an awesome enough coder and have already gotten this far so

Same issue occoured

FlameLive wrote:

See, heres the thing, if it was as easy as distance blocks I would've done it but since its a clone based system where the slots for arrows are cloned and so are the arrows I can't use distance blocks

(Column 1 :: list)//For all sprites.
(Column 2 :: list)//For all sprites.
(Column 3 :: list)//For all sprites.
(Column 4 :: list)//For all sprites.
(clone?)//For this sprite only in the player arrow sprite.
(clone #)//For this sprite only in the player arrow sprite.
(largest y pos)//For this sprite only in the arrow slot hold sprite.
(index)//For this sprite only in the arrow slot hold sprite.

when green flag clicked//In the player arrow sprite.
set [clone # v] to [0]
set [clone? v] to [false]
Add Items To List::more blocks//Run without screen refresh.
. . .//Other code.

define Add Items To List
delete all of [Column 1 v]::list
delete all of [Column 2 v]::list
delete all of [Column 3 v]::list
delete all of [Column 4 v]::list
repeat (300)
add [-999] to [Column 1 v]
add [-999] to [Column 2 v]
add [-999] to [Column 3 v]
add [-999] to [Column 4 v]
end

define Create Arrow (Arrow Type) <Long Note?>
change [clone # v] by (1)//In the player arrow sprite.

//Make the below for the other columns.
when I start as a clone//In the player arrow sprite.
set [clone? v] to [true]
. . .//Other code.
replace item (clone #) of [Column 1 v] with [-999]//Add this before deleting the clone.
delete this clone

if <key [left arrow v] pressed?> then//Wherever it detects if a key is pressed.
broadcast [Add Column 1 Pos v]
end

when I receive [Add Column 1 Pos v]//In the player arrow sprite.
if <(clone?) = [true]> then//Detects if it's a clone.
replace item (clone #) of [Column 1 v] with (y position)
else
wait (0) secs
broadcast [Check Position Column 1 v]
end

when I receive [Check Position Column 1 v]
set [largest y pos v] to [-9999]
set [index v] to [0]
repeat (length of [Column 1 v] :: list)
change [index v] by (1)
if <(item (index) of [Column 1 v] :: list)> (largest y pos)> then
set [largest y pos v] to (item (index) of [Column 1 v] :: list)
end
end
if <> then
accuracy code goes here::grey
else