on 07-02-2012 10:51 AM
...but I was looking at the highscores on some of the created games and noticed that some of the scores are ending with odd numbers. Now as far as I am aware the score givers in the Create Mode only award scores from 10 to 10,000.. all obviously ending in 0?
So how are the ODD scores achievable?
on 07-02-2012 11:36 AM
on 07-02-2012 12:09 PM
Hah! I should've known that... simply because you can do that with counters and timers!! on the other hand I swear I had tried this with Score Givers and it didn't work?? maybe I never?
Well that's cool anyway, thanks for the reply!
on 07-02-2012 05:56 PM
on 07-02-2012 10:27 PM
OK! So I just looked at my score givers and they only go up in 10s...
on 07-02-2012 11:04 PM
on 07-02-2012 11:13 PM
Yeah I used the stick.. It works on timers and counters though?
on 07-02-2012 11:31 PM
I think score givers only go up in tens. As Elmatto says, each time you die, you lose 10% of your score, so if you have 40, for example, when you die, it will drop to 36.
I suspect - though I haven't tried this - that if you pass a partial analog signal to a score giver, it may give you scores of intermediate values. Try hooking up a 10% battery to a 10-point score giver...
on 08-02-2012 01:45 AM
QuietlyWrong wrote:I think score givers only go up in tens. As Elmatto says, each time you die, you lose 10% of your score, so if you have 40, for example, when you die, it will drop to 36.
I suspect - though I haven't tried this - that if you pass a partial analog signal to a score giver, it may give you scores of intermediate values. Try hooking up a 10% battery to a 10-point score giver...
Really? I was sure you could set them to whatever you like. Hmm.
Jedi, I'd take QuietlyWrong and Elmatto's word over mine. Haven't fiddled with score givers that much for a while. I may be mistaken.
on 08-02-2012 04:15 PM
Chimpanzee wrote:
QuietlyWrong wrote:I think score givers only go up in tens. As Elmatto says, each time you die, you lose 10% of your score, so if you have 40, for example, when you die, it will drop to 36.
I suspect - though I haven't tried this - that if you pass a partial analog signal to a score giver, it may give you scores of intermediate values. Try hooking up a 10% battery to a 10-point score giver...
Really? I was sure you could set them to whatever you like. Hmm.
Jedi, I'd take QuietlyWrong and Elmatto's word over mine. Haven't fiddled with score givers that much for a while. I may be mistaken.
I little off topic but has is that "freelance project " going?
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