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Thats ok..heres how to make it walk
<when[ right arrow ]key pressed>
<move(10)steps>

Repeat this for left but make the steps -10

now for up and down

<when[ up]key pressed>
<change y by( 10)

Now repeat this again for down and make the 10 a -10

yep, never use the block heads for movment

use a forever loop with the if statements inside them

Dibbo222 wrote:

yambanshee wrote:

yep, never use the block heads for movment

use a forever loop with the if statements inside them

yep definitely, this is the above shown:

<when green flag clicked>
<forever>
   <if><key[ right ]pressed?>
   <change x by( 5 )>
   <end>
   <if><key[ left ]pressed?>
   <change x by( -5 )>
   <end>
   <if><key[ up ]pressed?>
   <change y by( 5 )>
   <end>
   <if><key[ down ]pressed?>
   <change y by( -5 )>
   <end>
<end>

Or there is a "forever if" block, which is a "forever" block and an "if" block all in one. It keeps checking if the script is true all the way through the project, whereas if you put an "if" block inside a "forever" block, it may mean that once you've pressed the right arrow, the sprite will keep moving forever. In other words, until you press the stop button. 

Pokeman_master645 wrote:

Or there is a "forever if" block, which is a "forever" block and an "if" block all in one. It keeps checking if the script is true all the way through the project, whereas if you put an "if" block inside a "forever" block, it may mean that once you've pressed the right arrow, the sprite will keep moving forever. In other words, until you press the stop button. 

Actually no. It doesn't need that, it does not keep on forever, maybe you should test this out?

Last edited by keroro645 (2009-05-07 17:54:30)

bhz wrote:

keroro645 wrote:

Pokeman_master645 wrote:

Or there is a "forever if" block, which is a "forever" block and an "if" block all in one. It keeps checking if the script is true all the way through the project, whereas if you put an "if" block inside a "forever" block, it may mean that once you've pressed the right arrow, the sprite will keep moving forever. In other words, until you press the stop button. 

Actually no. It doesn't need that, it does not keep on forever, maybe you should test this out?

http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/bhz/517354

Nice way to help fellow scratchers!Keep up the great work bhz!

aww, i thought i had reliable help...

no one is talking about a way to solve my problem, it's been weeks since it's been properly answered now