Every scanf and flush call will require something in the input buffer from you. For each piece of input you want, call scanf exactly once and flush exactly once immediately after it. Also, scanf with "%d" will only get the whole number portion of a float. You can't stop it printing the characters you type in, but the "%d" will stop it from gathering non-integer stuff (like a decimal point) and putting them in num. The will get eaten by your flush call.

Your number gathering is a bit off:
  1. Only call scanf once, assigning the result of count to it
  2. Flush the input buffer immediate when you're done.
  3. Check all error conditions in one do-while loop
Code:
do
    count = scanf
    flush
    if count != 1
        print error
    else if not odd
        print error
while count != 1 || (num % 2) == 0
Also, you have a few hiccups in your "more" loop:
  1. Flush the input buffer right after you get a character from scanf.
  2. You want single quotes for an individual character, "Y" is a string, totally different
  3. (more == 'y' || 'Y') isn't what you think, you want (more == 'y' || more == 'Y')