GimPro9
November 28, 2024, 7:51pm
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Hello i guess this is a working calculator.
I’m new here so I’m starting off simple. tell me if I’m doing anything wrong. This does have block coding!
Anyway here we go:
Devices Needed
Spawn Pad x1
Triggers x27
Buttons x25
Barriers x17
Text x15
I might be forgetting a few idk
Now let’s start!
Steps
Making the Calculator look like a calculator
Make an outline and screen
Don’t forget to turn off collision.
Add the keys
Don’t forget to turn off collision on this to
(I know they aren’t placed very well i was rushed)
Add the text
Typing
Add 10 buttons, from 0 to 9, and configure settings like so:
Add 4 more buttons, for +, -, ÷, and x
Like so:
Add a button for the Enter key
Triggers And Properties
Add 5 different properties:
1st property:
2nd property:
3rd property:
4th property:
5th property:
Add 10 triggers , from 0–9, like so:
For example here’s zero=
Do the enter trigger like this:
Then for the text/answer screen:
End
That’s it!
Thank you for reading this!
GimPro out!
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not a bad guide, but I don’t think it’s 9/10, I think it’s somewhere around 7/10
I recommend making polls
Showcase links are not allowed. Also it feels more like a 6/10.
But nice guide.
I don’t think making showcase links is allowed…
Why do we need to choose 3 times?
GimPro9
November 28, 2024, 7:58pm
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Sorry, I didn’t know! I will remove it!
Explain to me this blockcode, I don’t get this part.
GimPro9
November 28, 2024, 8:02pm
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Basically it is so you can put numbers that have more than one didget.
But whats with the “+ 0” at the end of each set property block?
GimPro9
November 28, 2024, 8:04pm
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That’s just the example! If the number you are typing is 6, it would be + 6
That is just the example for 0!
by the way, don’t forget to remove the idea tag, as they are used a little differently
Oh, thanks for clarifying.
Not to be that person , but this guide is kind of a duplicate. Maybe credit these guides (or at least link them)?
Introduction
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However, this calculator is a relatively simple one and can only: Input positive whole numbers, only have 2 values inputted, clear (no backspace).
Also this uses 10% memory, so while it is a cool add to your map, it isn’t great for very high memory crammed maps unless necessary.
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Otherwise, nice job!