Scratch

This is a guide of what each and every last block can be used for. Please rad if you are stuck!    This shows motion blocks. I'll make more later.

[blocks]<move( 6 )steps>[/blocks] Moves a sprite forward a number of steps depending on its direction. Negative numbers can be used to move a sprite back against its direction.

[blocks]<turn cw( 20 )degrees>[/blocks] You can turn the angle of sprites left or right and input any number of degrees for the turn. The other block like this turns it left, this one turns it right.

[blocks]<point in direction( -90 (left)[/blocks] This allows you to face a sprite left, normal, right, or upside down.

[blocks]<point towards( Sprite 2[/blocks]  Select another sprite and it will point towards it. To make it move towards the sprite, add a move steps block after this one and put a forever block.

[blocks]<go to x   32 )y   56[/blocks] input two numbers to pin point a place on the stage and when this block is hit it goes straight there.

[blocks]<glide( 2 )secs to x   32 )y   56[/blocks] like the above block but it travels there by gliding rather than simply going straight there.

[blocks]<change x by( 10[/blocks] Move a block to the right (positive) or left (negative) via using this block and placing a number in it.

[blocks]<change y by( 10[/blocks] Moves a block up (positive) or down (negative).

[blocks]<set x to( 32 <set y to( 23[/blocks] These two blocks set the x (left-right) and y (up-down) positions of a sprite. Enter the numbers. X = right (positive), left (negative. Y = up (positive), down (negative).

[blocks]<if on edge, bounce>[/blocks] During travelling, should the sprite hit the outline of the stage, it bounces off, like a ball with no gravity affection would bounce off a wall. To keep on checking, put this in a forever block.

[blocks]<x position> <y position>[/blocks] to be placed in other blocks. These allow the block placed in to sense the x or y of a block. Example with the move steps block:
[blocks]<move( <x position> )steps>[/blocks] the block would move the number of steps it's x position was. So if it had x position 15, it would change it to 30 by moving another 15.

[blocks]<direction>[/blocks] like x and y position but this block determines the direction a block is facing (-179 degrees to 180 degreees)

Hope this helps! Looks guide coming soon!

Last edited by benjamin2 (2010-10-22 07:38:44)