Youtor
>> YOUR LINK HERE: ___ http://youtube.com/watch?v=Qi5JUW0CAiA
🐱 More Scratch content in my home tab https://jaredoleary.com/scratch • 🎧 Computer science education podcast https://jaredoleary.com/csk8 • 🖥️ PC specs and gear I use https://jaredoleary.com/gear • 🎮 Gaming playlists http://jaredoleary.com/game • 🥁 Drumming playlists http://jaredoleary.com/drum • 📅 Stream schedule https://jaredoleary.com/schedule • 👕 Merch https://jaredoleary.com/merch • 👪 Socials (in the menu) https://jaredoleary.com • 🐱 Scratch project https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/8706... • 🐱 How to become a Scratcher https://en.scratch-wiki.info/wiki/Scr... • ━━━━━━━━━━━━━ • Discover how to save and display high scores in your Scratch game! • Did you know that you could save scores in Scratch to make players compete for the highest score in your game? For example, you can create a high score for the longest time someone was able to play a simple jumping game where you have to jump at least once per second, or the game stops. • To save a score across accounts, you'll need to use a special variable called a cloud variable. First, you need to accept to become a Scratcher and sign into Scratch with that account. To learn more about how to become a Scratcher, see the link in the description. Then, make a variable and check the cloud variable box before you press OK. You'll know it's worked if you have a variable that has a cloud next to it. • Next, use the high score variable to set the highest score in your game. Instead of setting the high score to zero when you start your game, add an if block when the game ends to check if anyone playing the game has a timer that is higher than the high score variable. If they do, set the high score variable to the timer variable and stop the game. • Don't forget to show the high score variable when the game ends and hide it when it starts. Now, whenever someone plays the game, it will update the longest time variable whenever someone sets a new high score, but it won't change the variable if they don't beat the high score. • Check out the links above for more free Scratch videos, projects, lessons, tips, etc. If you'd like to learn how to teach computer science education with your students, check out the #CSK8 Podcast in the link above to explore research, experiences, and perspectives on computer science education through interviews with computer science educators, scholars, and administrators, as well as episodes that summarize and unpack implications of research for classroom teachers who are interested in learning more about practical applications of research in their classroom. • #scratch #JaredOLeary • ━━━━━━━━━━━━━ • 00:00 Game demonstration • 00:13 You need a cloud variable • 00:18 How to get cloud variables • 00:26 Make a cloud variable • 00:34 We don't need to initialize the variable when the game starts • 00:47 Checking to see if someone beat the high score • 00:55 Setting the new high score • 01:00 Showing and hiding the high score • 01:06 Demo • 01:14 How to find the code for this project (and even more Scratch tips)
#############################
