Scratch

Well, first of all, you will need to add detectors or "dummies" like I like to call them.

To be able to go through a door, you will need to create a sprite which is the actual door. Then add the following script:

when gf clicked
forever if <touching [player v]?> //this needs to be set to the player's sprite
hide
broadcast [<New Area> v] //change to location player is going to
end

Then on the sprites for the place where the player is moving to, set them to show when they receive the broadcast sent by the door sprite. Then make all the current sprites for the area the player was at before entering the door hide themselves when they receive the broadcast sent by the door sprite.

Now for the sprites where you can just walk to the edge of the screen to access a new area of a town or something.

First you need to create a script which is just a thin line. Then move the line to the very edge of the screen where the player needs to move to in order to get to the other area of a town or other place in your game.

Once you have created that, plug in this script:

when gf clicked
forever if <touching [player v]?>
hide
broadcast [<New Area> v]
end

Wait... did I just see correctly? Is that the EXACT SAME SCRIPT?!
YES! IT IS!

Think of the line as a door itself. Do the exact same thing you did with the door on this. But instead of looking like a door, it is a line.
It is that simple 

Just ask if you have any more questions!

Last edited by SOScratch (2012-06-28 01:17:21)

I now this topic might not be help, but I used this as a door

when gf clicked
forever
if <<touching [player v]> and <key [space v] pressed?.>
broadcast [boss v]

If you want to have som ethingn happen before you can open the door, use a list called

list

Thanks!