Hello, I have a game where you have 3 different parts and each of those have a number, like 1, 2, 3, or 4. You buy each of the parts and if the numbers equal 10 when added, you pass the test. If they don’t, there are different scenarios: if it equals 11, you pass all of the test except the last one, if 9, 12, 6, or 3, you pass 2 tests, if 8 or 4, you don’t pass any, if 5 or 7, you pass 3 tests. Total number of tests: 4
Maybe use counters. Extra
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Do counters add? No.
I mean, you can do blocks code with counters (If counters have blocks code)
Counters don’t use block code but @The_Pro_Of_Pixels is right, using counters would be a great to save memory while making this system.
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I will explain to you the system
Property (test scores)
Value checker (for property, and is a checker)
+1 for property (trigger)
-1 for property (trigger)
That’s it, I think.
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- Do you want to know for how to check for right or wrong answers
- Do you want me to explain this in depth (pictures and block code)
In depth, in don’t know 1 + 2 in blocks
Here:
In the block code, there is a #+# block piece in the Math Section. If you click on the plus sign, you can change it to subtraction, division or multiplication. In the Essentials area, there is the get property block piece. Just create the properties you need first and they will pop up when you place the get property block piece down.
I realized. Do you know how to get into the block coding?
It is figural speech, meaning I don’t know anything in blocks.
Hold on then, LET ME COOK (joke)
The cooking has been done…
3x trigger
1x property(test scores)
Property
Trigger 1 that will be triggered on “Correct answer”
Trigger 2 that will be triggered on “Incorrect answer”
Trigger 3 that will be triggered when all the test are done
Pretty deadly
LOL
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Bro made a whole guide on a help topic
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Hey, bro is helping, I did that one time too.
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