Memory space clear up block code

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So you can place block code? It just doesn’t work?

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yes that is correct.

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So why did you say it didn’t let you place blocks as your question :sob:,

but maybe try using channels, and if you are make sure the trigger is activates by the channel/wire and that the block code is activated.

Edit - there is also a bug where activity feed items don’t appear so it might be that

Maybe just make the “Correct-guess” channel activate a notification that tells you you were correct.

24

ok I will try this later

25

yea that is why I did

26

They do, you just have to be in fullscreen.
:sweat_smile:

27

The triggers are still not working while

28

Do you have something triggering them?

29

yeah a checker is triggering it

30

Does it use channels or does it use only wires? Cuz only one trigger is wired to a checker…

31

wires I just got them all send up

32

couldn’t you just make it this?:
[1]

Set RNG Guess to random integer from 1 to 5
If: RNG Guess = Get Property "Player Guess"
Do: Broadcast message on channel: "Correct-guess"
Else
Do: Broadcast message on channel: "Guessed Wrong"

  1. this doesn’t include the activity feed ↩︎

33

could you make it in gimkit blocks please

34

that is as simplified as i can get, as i cant get on GK rn

that is in blocks btw i just wrote it out

35

ok but it does not work by the way

36

This is the best option I have found so far

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make the buttons run to triggers that set a property to 1-5
ex:

Set Property: "player_guess"
value: 1

Set Property: "player_guess"
value: 2

Set Property: "player_guess"
value: 3

Set Property: "player_guess"
value: 4

Set Property: "player_guess"
value: 5
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Ok I’ll try that right now

39

That doesn’t work. I don’t know what is happening that should work it takes the stuff and it runs through but it doesn’t send

40

There’s actually an easier way to do this:
Just let the player choose a number (any number!) from 1-5 (or whatever you have), and using math, we can show that regardless of what number you choose, there’s always a 1 in 5 chance the RNG chooses the right number, so you can just do this:

If (random number between [1] and [5] == 1):
Do: (whatever you're supposed to do)
Else: (whatever else you're supposed to do)

However this doesn’t tell you what number the RNG picked…