Nice! It isn’t done yet?
I’m working on a version with player names but the Pre-Set is done.
Oh btw its beginner
You could concatenate that block code, but then you would have to teach people concatenation.
I think that you may have to teach me concatenation. I have never heard that term before.
Uh… Okay. So, concatenation is where the computer uses stuff it already knows to do things based off of that. (Horrible definition by the way, ask someone like getrithekd instead) In GKC, you can use this to set a property to any value and broadcast on infinite channels. Zypheir explained it really well here. Scroll down until you see it in the comments.
Thanks, once I get some time I’ll play around with that and see if I can update the guide, also do you think that I should work on the player voting. The system is much bigger and I’m afraid I wouldn’t be able to put it into a “beginner” guide.
Sure, if you want to! This is all a pleasure activity!
You could only use concatenation if you use a loop.
Are you sure? I’ve used concatenation plenty of times without a loop.
For that specific case. You can use concatenation to output on a channel, but you can’t use it to check inputs.
Wow, this is wayyyyy easier than mine lol
Well, yours does have perks like showing the number of votes. I don’t think that I could ever get that to show for everyone in my system. I could easily show it to the player though.
I’m not sure if this was exactly what you were thinking but I tried to update the guide to use concatenation, either way it works.
Basically, you can’t check if a text is in the form of “Speed “ + number.
I’m confused, I don’t use "Speed " anywhere
It’s just an example.
Ok, honestly I was shocked that this works but apparently, since I’m using get property and making the text with “Option” witch is always there and the variable witch changes each time the whole system actually manages to find the right property. Also I’m planning on making the player voting but I still have a few bugs to iron out.
How many players does this work for