imagine you want to make a school in the game, and you want grades in the game.
imagine, if you will, you wanted to do it in only one property and a game overlay?
materials
-property
-game overlay
place 'em down
property settings
name: grade
type: number
default value: 100
scope: player
when value changes: grade.change
overlay settings
type: text
content scope: player
visibility scope: player
go to blocks menu, make a new block
it will be used when receiving on grade.change
grab an if/when block, click the gear, drag in seven else/if blocks
format the block like so:
if - get property "grade" ≥ 95
do - set text: "grade: a+"
else if - get property "grade" ≥ 89
do - set text: "grade: a-"
else if - get property "grade" ≥ 84
do - set text: "grade: b+"
else if - get property "grade" ≥ 80
do - set text: "grade: b-"
else if - get property "grade" ≥ 75
do - set text: "grade: c+"
else if - get property "grade" ≥ 70
do - set text: "grade: c-"
else if - get property "grade" ≥ 65
do - set text: "grade: d+"
else if - get property "grade" ≤ 50
do - set text: "grade: f-"
what did i just do?
-if you don’t know what this means, this makes a property that starts at 100
-if you choose to use a counter to manage the property like i did, then the overview works
-if the inside block was done as i did it, then the overview will change with the property
-if the properties change work, then the grade will change along with the property number
-it’s not that difficult to get, i have a gpa of like one point six seven lock in
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well, that’s definitely something. there you have it.
a working grading system that displays a grade dependent on a property.
to change the properties, simply use a device that change a property.
i’d like to thank the academy, my wife, and wonderful producers for this achievement.
- scholarship
- bologna sandwich
- ornette coleman
- dropout
- 1.2 gpa activities
- gerald leslie ford
who is ornette coleman?
i have been requested to add an image:
he was a jazz saxophonist and famous avant-garde post-bop performer
his distinguished career put him at odds with many other musicians
notable among them was miles davis, the jazz trumpeter
his distinct style has made him famous enough to become a pallbearer in louis armstrong’s funeral and he was longtime friends with the great sonny rollins
