This could be the basis for a territory-claiming game where you have to take as many boards as you can.
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it’s literally block code that needs slight modification
Oh ok. I haven’t used a coding block yet
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It’s pretty easy to use for beginners! Refer to this guide:
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Ok thank you!
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Gonna bump this
Bc its cool
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Oh, I already thought of this before seeing this guide. Should have looked here before testing. Nice job!
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You can make 10 small texts that first say “ “ and then update 1 of text when the button is pressed
You could also make a property called “signednames”, and instead concatenate “, [triggering player’s name]” to the property everytime it’s pressed after the first press (using a counter), and then show that property.
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That is a way, probably, I just don’t understand that lol.
Yes, if you want to make the board show signed names, make a property called signednames, as mysz said, and make this block instead.
Property:
This will add the triggering player’s name to the property, instead of replacing it, so the sign will display all of the people who sign it in order.
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Can use special characters in GKC text to make enters or new lines?
Maybe, if you could find out the length of a text
Not like that. In programming, there are special character like \n that create a new line inside a text variable. (Texts are commonly called strings).
Oh, I thought you were talking about something else. I don’t think /n would work inside gimkit texts though
Yeah that’s what I thought as well. We should ask Josh or someone on the gimkit team if there’s any special characters.
Blocky probably won’t support \n or < br > or anything.
Lol I forgor html tags disappear
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