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# 💯 Scoreboard

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A score table is the text editing area of a block where some variables will be automatically replaced by their value at the time t when the stream reaches this block.

We advise you to use

* the 🟦 Alert block for a simple painting in a bubble
* the 🟩 Image block for a table with a pictorial background, since you can in this block add text over the image

## 1. Create your variables

Open the Main Menu (in blue at the top left) and then the Variables menu.

For example, let's create 3 variables of type Number: Strength, Intelligence and Prudence.

Be careful when creating the variables to choose the right type (here Number).

*Note: the intervals (min, max) will only be defined through Condition blocks in the graph.*

![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/f5a9175cc2481800/24130bd2-d41e-453b-a7ef-6baab7_v9c9bw.png)

## 2) Create a statement

Propose a situation with an Alert block (containing the statement for example).

![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/a40c247fc3e38800/f9f1b838-822f-445b-b8ca-b2f85c_j1w242.png)

You must then create a Choice block.

## 3. Determine which variables are influenced by each choice.

* There are an infinite number of variables that can be changed with each choice. It is up to you to determine all the "trends" that a choice suggests.

* If a choice is not prohibitive, a succession of choices can be.

* Some variables will only be visible to you, others may be visible to the user in the score table.

Each of the choices will either be affiliated with the 🟦 Increment block , which allows you to quickly increase the value of one, or more, numeric variable(s). The Increment block is a combination of the Assign and Expression blocks that will increment the value of a positive number (e.g. +1 or +3).

Or to a Decrement block, which conversely allows you to lower the value of a numeric variable by subtracting an integer.

You must connect these blocks to the variable of your choice and determine the value you want to add or subtract.

*Note: For more complex operations, use Assignment + Expression*

_More information on the operations available in ➗ Mathematical operations

![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/f7cfcf743fa89000/0e6fcfda-d34a-440c-ad80-77cd3e_pq8lp8.png)

## 4. Redirect the flow to the response

Depending on the player's answer, good or bad, you can redirect the feed a Alert block "🟢 Good answer" and "🔴 Bad answer".

![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/d28f16bc8d3ac000/e7a8e1c9-6b63-41f7-a05f-b5d9c7_1rfh2wr.png)

## 5. Create your Scorecard

You must finally write in your Alert block "Scoreboard" a text respecting the format {{a}} where a will be an unknown automatically recognized.

![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/5ab2e33d383fb800/be5d21f2-ab88-4e41-a33a-6902d1_f176oa.png)

a will appear on the simplified view of the block in the graph.

Extend point a with your mouse to an empty area of the graph.

Choose the corresponding variable.

![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/e42cce739c583800/f3612a56-6219-4c42-8b37-003568_1chp7w8.png)

The user will see in the experience only the value of this

variable at time t.

More information about creating variables

(most common with a Scoreboard) in:

🧮](http://help.celestory.io/fr/articles/3841251-mettre-en-place-des-conditions-avance) [Numerical conditions