The code implemented here provides very limited functionality and does not impose any rules on what a player may or may not do. set the visible of control tControl to true end repeat end if end ifĬopying and pasting a section of code may not be as challenging as writing the code itself, however, we should take a look at how the code works to appreciate what is happening. repeat with tControl = 1 to the number of controls of me // Make the button visible. set the visible of control tButtonName to false else // If the reset button was pressed // then loop through all buttons on the card. if tButtonName is not 'Reset' then // Make one of the 15 game buttons invisible. if item 1 of the name of target is 'button' then // If the reset button was not pressed then the mouse // message came from one of the 15 game buttons. The first item of the name of a target specifies // what type of control sent the mouse message. Test if the mouse click comes // from a button or something else. put the short name of target into tButtonName set the itemDelimiter to space // Get the name of the button as we // specified it in the Property Inspector. Specify a delimiter that allows you // to select an item in a line of text.

Ensure that you have selected the Run (browse) tool before you try to play the game. Once you have added the code, select the Apply button to apply the code to your game. You can now copy and paste the following code into the editor. This opens an editor as is shown in the image of this step. Open the script editor by right clicking on the game card and selecting Edit Card Script.

Basic game code