Essentially, im trying to remaster baldi’s basics and i need help making the simple addition game in it.
i know its probably really simple to do but im new to coding and am completely lost, plus theres very little help online. essentially i want 2 text boxes to give the user 2 random numbers, and then have an editable text box for them to give their answer. if it is right i want nothing to change except the widget to be removed.
If it is wrong, i want it to delete an actor and replace it with a new one (passive baldi to killer baldi), change the global illumination(make it foggy and add red lights), and unlock all the doors using a boolean system (which ive already set up)
but all i really need right now is a working simple addition game.
any guidance or help would be appreciated, and screenshots of a working blueprint even more. ive heard the community here is pretty good at stuff like this so im hopeful. thanks!
Not sure what else anyone can help you with, you pretty much broke down all the steps and objectives to make it, all left now is to actually do it by watching respective tutorials about each functionality.
You would store the 2 random numbers in variables and upon user entering the answer in the third box you do a simple check if the num_1 + num_2’s answer is equal to the answer provided by the user. you will need to convert the data from text to int.
you can pretty much do the entire thing in just widget blueprints forgoing all the game mode and controller class setup.
see i get that in theory, and i know exactly what i wanna do with it. the problem for me is finding exactly which blueprints to use in order to do it, like how would i go about storing a random number as a variable, how would i do a simple check etc. im sure this is probably really basic stuff but im also pretty beginner. thanks for the reply though
Yeah unfortunately these questions could be restated to “How do I use variables, and how do I use conditions?”
For something that basic I suggest going through some basic programming tutorials or a blueprint tutorial. A forum isn’t really the right place to learn something because someone would have to give you a tutorial equivalent as an answer.
Once you have spent some time learning those basics, then you will be able to return here with more implementation-specific questions and get direct answers.