Pseudo-Health Bar

[YourLocalGimUser_0]

So apparently, I’m trying to make a Pseudo-Health bar, but I have searched everywhere (maybe) but I still can’t find it. I saw a guide on it, but the pictures don’t load anymore.

[Gimkit_Lover]

I don’t remember a guide like that, but you could use an overlay that contains a certain amount of emojis, and every time you lose 1 health, an emoji goes away. It’s probably going to take some block code and time to make it work.

[YourLocalGimUser_0]

Here How to make a Pseudo-Health Bar

I am absolutely horrible at making block code. Can you show me how’s that done?
(I tried learning it in Scratch, but I it’s just too complicated…)

[Gimkit_Lover]

Here are some guides that might help. They don’t have any pictures, but they’re pretty descriptive:

Essence of Block Code: An Introduction to the Interface

This is a wiki guide. That means that anyone can edit it. Feel free to add to this guide as long as it contributes to the guide. Introduction I just want to thank everybody who has ever helped me understand block code, such as, but not restricted to @Blackhole927, @getrithekd, and @ClicClac. Block code is almost a love/hate thing in gimkit creative. It is one of the most useful ways to transmit messages in gimkit creative. In this course, I want you to not only learn about block coding in gim…

An intro to blocks | TUTORIAL | Difficulty:

So you want to code in gimkit? This is a tutorial that will try give you a good introduction to the subject! First steps Only some devices can run code. Some examples of this are the trigger and text object. For now, we’ll use triggers, so go ahead and place one down. When you click on it, will be two tabs on the left: Options and Blocks. Click Blocks! [image] Next, click “When triggered”, under create new block. This makes a place where we can write code. The code will run when the trigger …

[Dungeonmaster]

Here’s the brief explanation:
First, make your basic pseudo health system, make a property, and make it scope player, and use block code: set property to(property-x) to damage/heal the player
Now that you made the pseudo health, time to turn it to a bar, make a trigger loop, connect it to the overlay, then use the blocks inside to decide how many bars should be lit for the health bar(if (get property health>20 and get property health <40) then change overlay text to(insert 1 block health bar), and etc for every other health bar

[YourLocalGimUser_0]

Wow, that’s a nice explanation. But I still don’t really get it. Do you mind adding pictures? I can understand some coding languages, but I just don’t know why I can’t understand Blocky. Even reading on some “blocks” wiki guides, my brain can’t comprehend this yet.