when I start as a clone
repeat until <(x position) < [-344]>
change x by (-5)
if <(x position) = [-80]> then
play sound [... v]
change [score v] by (1)
end
end
delete this clone

Why is it not delete this clone tho?

and also why is it not playing the sound and change score?

It depends somewhat on the size of the sprite, but many sprites cannot go left beyond an x position of -240. Since your “repeat until” block is waiting for the x position to be less than -344, this will likely never happen.

To fix it, try replacing -344 with something like -200 and see if that works. If it does, you can decrease -200 slightly to -220, -230, etc. until you find a number that works which you are happy with.

sloppy_floppy wrote:

and also why is it not playing the sound and change score?

As for this: it depends on where your sprite starts. If it starts at an x position of 2, for instance, then since x is always changing by -5, its subsequent positions will be:

-3, -8, -13, -18, -23, -28, -33, -38, -43, -48, -53, -58, -63, -68, -73, -78, -83, -88, …

As you can see, due to the nature of the script, this sprite would actually never hit an x position of -80; it will completely pass by. You would need to find some sort of workaround to make sure that your sprite will actually hit this position.

Tysm

Za-Chary wrote:

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As you can see, due to the nature of the script, this sprite would actually never hit an x position of -80; it will completely pass by. You would need to find some sort of workaround to make sure that your sprite will actually hit this position.

Or you can make it not just exactly check for x -80, like this: EDIT: but then it'd play the sound and change score multiple times, so you't have to find a way to make it only run once or make the range smaller:

// checks if the x position is within 10 pixels of -80.
// the (abs of ()) block makes negative numbers positive, so, for example, -5 becomes 5
if <([abs v] of ((x position) - (-80))) < (5)> then
play sound [... v]
change [score v] by (1)
end