I continuously play my scratch game, hoping that the timer might MAGICALLY work
So instead Im going to use my time to complete the Steps from the IST page of McAuleys website
Like:
Adding a Poll to my blog is one of the steps in the following list:
-install scratch
-Examples
-Challenges
-Reading the Assessment sheets
-Finishing my project
-Uploading it to StudentNet
-Posting about my game
-Adding a Poll
-Inviting at least 3 people to play my game
Until that is, I realised it wouldnt stop when I told it too after the timer reached a certain time limit -.-
so I'm going back to my original plan and making it a Score game, Ive found another(!) video on youtube, that is making a game so that should have some sort of information on setting up my score in there
The video is called How To Make A Game (Scratch) by gorance2000
Looking around the classroom, bored because I couldnt get my timer to work and had almost given up I saw Diyomera (who sits diagonal from me) fiddling with a youtube video about Scratch Programming, which is when it hit me
The answer to my timer problem could be on Youtube in a Tutorial!
I raced onto youtube and found a video called Scratch Programming Marble Racer Demo by turning358
although it may not read "Fix your timer" I considered that a race would need a timer so began to watch the video, running for 20 minutes, I almost clicked out when I found in the description box:
Description of how Scratch works followed by a demonstration of creating the marble racer program.
Components: 0:00 - 3:35 Description of components of the Scratch window 3:36 - 6:35 Painting the background green, creating track, creating the ball and finish line sprites 6:36 - 16:00 Basic up and down ball movement using arrow keys16:01- 20:20 Left & Right movement, Slow down when hitting grass, stop at finish line & display message, Timer
Next Im at the 16 minute mark on the video and waiting for it to load so I can skip to the information about how he sets the timer :D