set [color v] of [variable1 v] to (100) ::variables

set [font v] of [variable1 v] to [Sans Serif v] ::variables

yadayadayadagoodbye wrote:

just so you know, you can do ::variable behind the blocks to make them the correct color (atleast i think it was variable, might be another keyword)

How exactly would the score readout differ from the large readout? And how would it work if the variable aint a number?

chippysmall4 wrote:

yadayadayadagoodbye wrote:

just so you know, you can do ::variable behind the blocks to make them the correct color (atleast i think it was variable, might be another keyword)

How exactly would the score readout differ from the large readout? And how would it work if the variable aint a number?

It Would Not Have An Orange Background Or Thin Text.
It Would Display The Variable Even If It's Not A Number.

yadayadayadagoodbye wrote:

chippysmall4 wrote:

yadayadayadagoodbye wrote:

just so you know, you can do ::variable behind the blocks to make them the correct color (atleast i think it was variable, might be another keyword)

How exactly would the score readout differ from the large readout? And how would it work if the variable aint a number?

It Would Not Have An Orange Background Or Thin Text.
It Would Display The Variable Even If It's Not A Number.

Wouldn't “No background” or “Text only” be a more descriptive name? “Score Readout” sounds like itd have a white background with black text and look like those score cards in sports matchs.

yadayadayadagoodbye wrote:

just so you know, you can do ::variable behind the blocks to make them the correct color (atleast i think it was variable, might be another keyword)

How exactly would the score readout differ from the large readout? And how would it work if the variable aint a number?

block ::variables

block ::variables

chippysmall4 wrote:

Variables Have The Large Readout, Normal Readout And Slider Readout.
-The Score Readout-
The Score Readout Would Act As An In Built Score Counter Showing Big White Numbers.
Useful Features
• Customisable Size Through Code

set [size v] of [variable1 v] to (100)

Extra Features[Not Needed]
• Customisable Colors Through Code

set [color v] of [variable1 v] to (100)

• Customisable Fonts Through Code

set [font v] of [variable1 v] to [Sans Serif v]

pythonicKI wrote:

better mockup:

medians wrote:

pythonicKI wrote:

better mockup:

1. That's from the original post..
2. That part of my post wasn't meant to be a mockup, it was to show how to use the variables color.

chippysmall4 wrote:

medians wrote:

pythonicKI wrote:

better mockup:

1. That's from the original post..
2. That part of my post wasn't meant to be a mockup, it was to show how to use the variables color.

The Original Was Edited.

medians wrote:

chippysmall4 wrote:

medians wrote:

pythonicKI wrote:

better mockup:

1. That's from the original post..
2. That part of my post wasn't meant to be a mockup, it was to show how to use the variables color.

The Original Was Edited.

Oh I thought the post I quoted said XX:38 for the time LOL, but the thing is that person quoted my post so it was confusing.

Malicondi wrote:

(#18)
this is a dupe, but the dupe is dead lol
also for variable readout sizes: dupe