I would like to give my students an opportunity to see the answer and then correct their work if necessary, and I want to be able to see their work before and after the correct answer is shown.
So I made 5 colors (blue, black, orange, purple, green) available when the “Check Answer” button presscount=0, and only 1 color (red) available when the “Check Answer” button presscount>0. It works if students stay with color blue, which is the initial color. However, if students change to a different color, for example, orange, orange will remain available even after the button is pressed.
Here is what I have so far.
Maybe make a second sketch set to initial and available color red, with it’s background set to the first sketch. Then, hide the original sketch when the button is pressed (i.e. hidden: button.pressCount>0) and reveal the second (i.e. hidden: button.pressCount=0).
I think you can accomplish what you want by restricting the available colours depending on stroke count and use that to force available colors to just one at a time. What the following does is:
Start with the (only available) color to orange
After they’ve sketched something, force change the (only available) color to blue
After they’ve clicked the button, force change the (only available) color to red
availableColors:
when this.sketch.strokeCount=0 colors.list(colors.orange)
when this.sketch.strokeCount=1 colors.list(colors.blue)
when b.pressCount>0 colors.list(colors.red)
otherwise colors.list(colors.blue)