Algodoo

I don't understand it
What does it do?

Q: What does it do?
A: It helps you keep track of the number of teeth you have.

I added a "Purpose" description to the scene. Read that and then let me know if you still don't understand.

Initial Value can be a word or a short text message. It doesn't have to be a numeric value.

This could be useful as an input tool for a game. Nice work!

- So it is pop out window where you can rewrite output to different number right?
But why it will display CANCEL when I press cancel? Shoudn't it just leave old input?
- That description is pretty complex, even for me, still Idk how I should use this in my scene, where the output value is etc.
Maybe my brain is just turned off
- I like those textures 10/10

When I click on the Exit button, the word "Exit" displays in the box, replacing the previous value. Is it supposed to do that?

Q: When I click on the Exit button, the word "Exit" displays in the box, replacing the previous value. Is it supposed to do that?
A: Yes.

Q: But why it will display CANCEL when I press cancel?
A: Because that's what the code tells it to do.

Q: Shouldn't it just leave old input?
A: What it should or shouldn't do is up to you.

Here's the deal. The code injector puts the code in the box, but it doesn't do everything for you. You still need to code the _setResponse event. Maybe something like this:

_inputBoxIsVisible = false;
response == "Cancel" || response == "Exit" ? {}:{ textScale = 0.5; text = "Nobody cares that you have " + response + " teeth."};

I had it display "Cancel" and "Exit" just to show you that it returns the button that was pressed in those cases.

I have 32.5 teeth. Is that normal?

Q: I have 32.5 teeth. Is that normal?
A: No.

math.toInt("32") works OK while math.toInt("32.5") returns "error". I fixed that.