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This tutorial shows how to keep score in a game. First, make a variable named "score". How the game works defines which find of script should be used.
Color Sensing
If it is wanted to increase the score when a sprite touching a particular color, use a code string like this:
when gf clicked forever if <touching color [#FFFFFF]?> then change [score v] by (1) end
If it is wanted to decrease the score when touching a particular color, use the code string above, but change
change [score v] by (1)
to
change [score v] by (-1)
.
Sprite Sensing
To sense when a sprite touching another sprite, replace <touching color [#FFFFFF]?> with <touching (sprite v)?>.
Click Sensing
To sense if a sprite is clicked, use:
when this sprite clicked change [points v] by (...::grey)
or
when gf clicked forever if <<touching (Sprite v)?> and <mouse down?>> then change [points v] by (...::grey)
Broadcasts
To use broadcasts, use
when I receive [increase score v] change [score v] by (1) when I receive [decrease score v] change [score v] by (-1)
