Is there a way to make an if then statement followed by another then statement?
Just random questions to help me make a game
Thera are more Ways to do this.
If "Insert condition" THEN
If "Insert condition" THEN
'insert code
ENDIF
ENDIF
other way:
If "Insert condition" THEN
'Insert Code
ELSEIF "Insert condition" AND "Insert condition" THEN
'Insert Code
ELSEIF "Insert condition" OR "Insert condition" THEN
'Insert Code
ELSE
'Insert Code
ENDIF
For conditions, you should use && and || rather than AND and OR. && and || are logical operators, whereas AND and OR are bitwise operators, which you usually don't want.
It may seem like AND and OR work fine with conditions, because they give the same result when both sides are 0 or 1, but they can give surprising results with other numbers:
1 && 2 '1 1 AND 2 '0 5 || 0 '1 5 OR 0 '5That said, sometimes you do want AND and OR, when you're working with bitmasks like BUTTON():
BUTTON() AND #A
Is there a way to increase the size of a sprite in increments when you are in a game? (Ex. You press a button, and it makes the sprite bigger in increments?)
Also, is there a way, where you would press a button and it would do one thing, but if you pressed the same button again, it would do something else?
Also, is there a way to move a sprite in increments when you push a button?
You should look at a variable tutorial. I know a good one:
http://smilebasicsource.com/page?pid=404
Also, for increasing sprite scale and moving it, SPOFS moves it and SPSCALE scales it.
How do I load, scale, and position a custom sprite?
'these are the placeholders i used for values in the examples below: FILENAME, ID, DEF, X, Y, W, H, XF, YF LOAD "GRP4:FILENAME",0 'loads a GRP named FILENAME into the fourth graphics slot, which is used as the spritesheet by default 'the ,0 makes it so there is no confirmation dialog (just remove it and you'll see) 'there are two main ways to create a sprite: SPSET ID,DEF 'initializes the sprite <ID> and sets it to <DEF> definition number SPSET ID,X,Y,W,H 'initializes the sprite <ID> and sets it to the region of the spritesheet defined by <X,Y,W,H> 'sprite ids are the number used to refer to the sprite for operations like scaling and positioning 'sprite ids range from 0-511 by default SPSCALE ID,XF,YF 'scales the sprite <ID> by a factor of <XF> horizontally and a factor of <YF> vertically 'the scaling factors can't be less than 0, but 0 itself might be fine (i don't remember) SPOFS ID,X,Y 'positions the sprite <ID> at the position <X,Y> 'the sprite's position is at the upper-left corner of the sprite 'the top screen is 400x240, and coordinates start from 0 on the top left
Is there a program or something that takes the QR code of a Petit Computer game, scan it, and program it into a code or game for SmileBasic?
Is there a program or something that takes the QR code of a Petit Computer game, scan it, and program it into a code or game for SmileBasic?There’s a PTC to SB Converter
So, I am trying to recreate the VERY first of Minecraft on the 3DS, but I am not a professional at coding, so I was wondering if you guys could help me. I have currently made it so you can place stone blocks, but I want the blocks to move when I push a button. Could you guys help me with this? I have a picture of the code I have written so far, and I have a video showcasing the issue I'm experiencing.
Video Link of game footage: https://youtu.be/6awom9GkGm4
Rando, you could use a computer to watch it. Just saying.