1. I have a bug in my project where I can no longer rotate my sprite. I have written the right code for it as it had worked before. Could someone please take a look at the code for “sports car” in my project and tell me what I have done wrong?

2. I am trying to make it so that when the “sports car” hits the finish line first, both cars return to their original position, and the same thing for the “lowrider” but I don't know how to because there is no like double “if” piece.

here is the code to my project
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/902033263

farestrabs wrote:

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1. I have a bug in my project where I can no longer rotate my sprite. I have written the right code for it as it had worked before. Could someone please take a look at the code for “sports car” in my project and tell me what I have done wrong?

Haven't loaded into the editor (yet), however you might wanna check rotation style, the “m” and “n” hotkeys in the code worked.

2. I am trying to make it so that when the “sports car” hits the finish line first, both cars return to their original position, and the same thing for the “lowrider” but I don't know how to because there is no like double “if” piece.

Create a broadcast and put it in the “Score” custom block's “if <> then” statement, then recreate this line of code in it (edit: lowrider):

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farestrabs wrote:

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uh np ig
also forgot to mention but just add

set rotation style [all around v]

into the first line of code in sports car:

could you also help me out on how to make the game finish after scoring 5 points?

and what exactly is a broadcast? ( I'm very new to this)

Broadcast blocks can be used to basically send a message to other sprites. Here's an example:

when green flag clicked
wait (5) secs
broadcast [Go to random position]

↑ This script is in the 1st sprite. The script waits 5 seconds when the project starts and then broadcasts a message.

when I receive [Go to random position]
go to [random position]

↑ This script is in the 2nd sprite. It waits until the 1st sprite broadcasts the message using the "Broadcast " block and then goes to a random position.