Right arrow key to raise the score, left arrow key to lower, and space to set the score to whatever number you wish. Curated by @hhbjackson! Thanks so much!
***Please read everything if you are planning to use this in a game*** Press flag 2 times! Pros of using this in a game: •You can control the size of the text and the X Y coordinates with a simple and easy to use block. •It's infinite! (Well, not really. But it can go up to 255 characters. but that's a big number.) •It works with any numerical variable! It doesn't just have to be a score...it can be any variable assigned to numbers. •It works with Cloud. •If you don't like the numbers, you can change them! Just use this handy project I made to make them fit: http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/39153318/ Cons: •It uses clones, so it might lag a little on slow computers, but not much, because it only uses 1 clone per digit. •It vanishes if you press the "red octagon" or if you use the stop all script. (But you could always stamp it before the game ends and then clear it when it restarts) •It's a little glitchy...but that's a temporary con. Here is an example of the score engine in a project of mine: (As you can see I also changed the look of the numbers.) http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/40674620/ Changelog: v0.4: Fixed a minor glitch where the score initially generates 24 off the x scale. v0.3: Made the scripts a little faster. v0.2: Can now go backwards!!! :D v0.1: Everything was created. ._.
