https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/800359448/editor/

in this game, I need to make another room (on the right side of the starter room). the thing is, all the objects from the starting room are still in the next room. I want them to disappear when if

<not <(rooms) = [your office]>>

and appear if

<(rooms) = [your office]>

how do I manage this?

Gamergalaxy689 wrote:

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/800359448/editor/

in this game, I need to make another room (on the right side of the starter room). the thing is, all the objects from the starting room are still in the next room. I want them to disappear when if

<not <(rooms) = [your office]>>

and appear if

<(rooms) = [your office]>

how do I manage this?

when green flag clicked
forever
if <(backdrop #) = [1]> then
show
end
if <(backdrop #) = [2]> then
hide
end
end

Hope this helps!

when green flag clicked
forever
if <(rooms) = [your office]> then
show
else
hide
end
end

This should work!

the thing is, there's a desk that blows up and hides itself. with that script, it would still show itself even though it' supposed to be gone.
thanks for the advice (it works for 99% of the objects!)

Gamergalaxy689 wrote:

the thing is, there's a desk that blows up and hides itself. with that script, it would still show itself even though it' supposed to be gone.
thanks for the advice (it works for 99% of the objects!)

Then you could just do this:

medians wrote:

Gamergalaxy689 wrote:

the thing is, there's a desk that blows up and hides itself. with that script, it would still show itself even though it' supposed to be gone.
thanks for the advice (it works for 99% of the objects!)

Then you could just do this:
snip

It uses an extra variable. You can make a blank costume and switch to it after the table explodes. Or you could put “hide” and then “stop this script”.

mmhmBeans wrote:

medians wrote:

Gamergalaxy689 wrote:

the thing is, there's a desk that blows up and hides itself. with that script, it would still show itself even though it' supposed to be gone.
thanks for the advice (it works for 99% of the objects!)

Then you could just do this:
snip

It uses an extra variable. You can make a blank costume and switch to it after the table explodes. Or you could put “hide” and then “stop this script”.

That too. Though at least it isn’t as bad as that one project..