Click the green flag and refer to the following controls: A-reverse (when in reverse gear) D-forward (when in gears 1,2,3,4 or 5) N-neutral gear (stops all movements) R-reverse gear (-2 steps) 1-gear 1 (1 step) 2-gear 2 (5 steps) 3-gear 3 (7 steps) 4-gear 4 (9 steps) 5-gear 5 (10 steps)
(This is when I was a graduating Scratch noob) I made the gears using 'if <==> then' statements and in the boolean input I put in a 'number = number' operator boolean. I put the variable name (or Gear:) into the first input of the operator. Then into the second input of the operator I typed in 1 (for example) and then grabbed out a 'move -- steps' block and set the number to 1 and put that in the 'if' statement. The 'when key pressed' block (control to move) has to be the starting point for the forward gear movements (just see inside the project to understand what I'm talking about).
