Creator: JimmyJules153
Date: 1 Jun 2019
Length: 9:18
Level: Basic
Type: Logic / Basic Logic Beginners Guides
Description
An introduction to using the Score and Score Modifier Gadgets
Beginners Guide to Scoreboards
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I would like to know if when the final score is published in a “scoreboard” it is repeated, even if there is a better one, or only the best score is published.
That is, in a racing game you could publish the best race time, repeat the game and make a race time worse than the first time, this time would also be published?
I could have it published only if it was better, but publishing the new score, being better, would remove the old one.
In a racing game, it is not important to publish all the times of each one of the games, but simply the best of each player. Could this be done?
Thanks.
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Only the best score of a player is stores and published. If they improve their score then it replaces the previous one. You cannot have multiple scores on a single scoreboard by the same person. A lower score will not overwrite a better score. SO you will be fine with your racing game.
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Thank you Ladylexuk.
Now I have it clear.
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