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Could you maybe tell a little more about what you need help with? Do need the sprites to move on their own in a specific direction? Click and drag? Player movement?   

Last edited by pi3 (2012-05-09 19:54:50)

Draggable: click on the lock to the right of the name of the sprite.
Arrow key moving:

when key [up arrow/w v] pressed
point in direction (0 v)
move <speed> steps
when key [down arrow/s v] pressed
point in direction (180 v)
move <speed> steps
when key [left arrow/a v] pressed
point in direction (-90 v)
move <speed> steps
when key [right arrow/d v] pressed
point in direction (90 v)
move <speed> steps

Last edited by PencilFactory (2012-05-10 20:59:21)

How about this?

when gf clicked
set [draggable? v] to [false]
forever if <(mouse down?) and (touching [mouse-pointer v] ? )>
if <(draggable?) = [false]>
set [draggable? v] to [true]
repeat until <not (mouse down?)>
go to [mouse-pointer v]
end
set [draggable? v] to [false]
end

Last edited by jontmy00 (2012-05-11 06:28:02)

MoreGamesNow wrote:

@jontmy00: that will make the sprite draggable if you hold down the mouse and run it over the sprite.  It will also create a small "snapping" effect when it first goest into effect.

A more accurate script is this:

when [sprite 1] clicked
set [x v] to ((mouse x)-(x position))
set [y v] to ((mouse y)-(y position))
repeat until <<(dragable?) = (true)> or <not <mouse down?>>>
go to x: ((mouse x)-(x)) y: ((mouse y)-(y))
end

I admit. Your's better. I'll use it in my Pong game if needed. 

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