End of game help

[Zoe]

I FIGURED OUT HOW TO DO THE ENDING SCORE!

(not the overlay)

[Crimson_Knight]

Okay so for the triggers at the end of your mini game make the block code:

Then make the counter increment on either “UPteam1” or “UPteam2”
(Edit: you figuered it out, NVM)

[Zoe]

wait. is that for the overlay?

[Crimson_Knight]

No, for the trigger at the end of your mini games

[Zoe]

Oh, I already found a solution for that. (Thank you though!)

So apparently there’s a score property selection in game options, so I ended up having to reroute every trigger to be based on team and then have all of them connect to a wire repeater, THEN make a property called: SCORE, AND THEN connect the wire repeater to a counter which updates SCORE, AND FINALLY I went into game options and set the score property to SCORE.

[Zoe]

(BUT I still need the overlay problem solved.)

[Zoe]

Does anyone know how I can do this?

[WolfTechnology]

overlay problem?

[Zoe]

yes, I don’t know how to set it up so that the score for the game is shown at all times and updated when someone completes a mini game.

[Zoe]

And it’s a team game. So I’d have to have one team below the other an each score updates separately.

[Tropic-Too-Cool]

Blocks? (I am not going to read all this.)

[Zoe]

@Crimson_Knight

Well the way that overlays work you need them to be in different spots, so just change where they are.
(Edit, I found a different way: make the block code on the overlay like so:

)

that’s one that didn’t work

@Crimson_Knight

Sorry it took so long, but the system I made should work if you wire it up to your system, you have to make a counter increment when one team wins the mini game, but if the other team wins wire that up to the other counter. (IDK what your system looks like but yeah)
Btw don’t mind the other devices in the video, it is my experiment map so there is a lot of stuff.



(Look at the videos in order, it couldn’t be a full video because it was too long, and gimkit doesn’t accept filles more than 4mb

that’s another one

@Mythemi

First get a number property with a default value of 1 and copy down what I have

(You can change when property value changes channel to anything you want or the name of the property)
Now create a counter with these settings:

No target value needed
Know get a text overlay and go into the blocks section create a new block when receiving go channel ‘GS’ with these blocks:

Pro for team 1 is my property name now get a lifecycle with event on game start and when event occurs transmit on channel ‘GS’

Now get another lifecycle with event Player knocked out. Wire that to the counter incrementing it. Event occurs(player knocked out)—> increment counter. You are done with this or you could just click this button in the game:

and that one
@Tropic-Too-Cool

[Zoe]

Can anyone figure this out?

[Tropic-Too-Cool]

Why is it not working? Do you know?

[joe]

@Zoe

So I need some sort of system that shows everyone which team is winning by showing how many points each team has.

Make a counter that’s team scoped that updates a number property, and increment the counter when someone gets a point. You must also have a team-scoped Property device which gets updated by the counter. Then use blocks in a game overlay that shows the property number.

[Kosm0-o]

I honestly think I can make it but it would take me time. I’m bashing my head in my pillow bc of a “certain” game mechanic

[Crimson_Knight]

@Zoe

OK. So I did the thing @Crimson_Knight showed, but it ended up like this:

Team 1’s score:Team 2’s score

In the corner of my screen, (the corner part is partially what I wanted)
But I don’t want them side by side like that.
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(Also does anyone know how to update the SCORE AT THE END OF THE GAME? I added a variable thinking that would work, but it just makes two additional white squares on the side that say 0)

This is your problem right?
Well I think that maybe you might just want to use different overlays to show the team scores, but let me see if I can find something, everything else is solved though right?

[Alis1]

Quick question I know this is off topic but I don’t think a need to make a new topic for this…
When making a guide should I give credit to people who’s guide I used to help me? If so how do I do it?

[bluebird291]

@Alis1

When making a guide should I giv

you should prob link the guides in the beginning, like using a hidden details credits like this

Credits

no one

[Alis1]

Oki thank you