your snippet lacks the player score gosub.
A real simple one would be like this.
It uses the text command to place the score from a variable playerscore in the top middle center of the screen.
the x is centered from the current screen width
the 10 is the y
`Player Score
player_score:
center text screen width()/2,10,"Players Score : [ "+STR$(PlayerScore)+" ]"
return
As soon as you get multiplayer ideas create an array to store the
player scores or incorporate it into your typed array.
eg:
dim Player(4)
for i = 0 to 4 : Player(i) = i : next i
note: arrays start with a zero but for simplicity lets start at 1 for player 1 and 2 for player 2 and the neat thing for doing it this way is you can reserve the zero location for the computer and so incorporate computer moves into a list of player numbers.
when you need to reference a players score you just alter the number in the array location to show that particular score... easy and neat to code instead of a tonne of variables for each player.
learn arrays and types, and then learn types with arrays or typed arrays for even better multiple instance handling.
fun stuff to learn, dont think of it as a chore but new ways of handling data without huge amounts of code.
