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Yes it does belong in help with scripts, but the script in SciTecCf's post will work beautifully.

berberberber wrote:

SciTecCf wrote:

I think this belongs in Help with Scripts. 

Try this:

when gf clicked
forever
show
wait until <touching [Sprite2 v]?>
hide

Set 'Sprite2' to whatever you want it to touch then disappear.

added a forever

the wait until block means theres no need, it would be a forever if it used an "if" statement

@berberberber- Actually, you don't want a forever loop.  What would happen?  The main sprite (let's call it Sprite1) would start out shown, and then once it touched the other sprite (Sprite2), it would hide.  But then the script would jump back to the beginning of the forever loop and show Sprite1 again.  In fact, if Sprite1 is still touching Sprite2, it will flicker between hidden and shown.  Presumably, you want the script to stop after Sprite1 touches Sprite2 (unless you want Sprite1 to reappear when they are no longer touching).

Last edited by amcerbu (2012-05-30 22:31:40)

They aren't fighting, don't worry. amcerbu is merely pointing out something that berberberber hadn't apparently thought of. And have you fixed the problem?

amcerbu wrote:

@berberberber- Actually, you don't want a forever loop.  What would happen?  The main sprite (let's call it Sprite1) would start out shown, and then once it touched the other sprite (Sprite2), it would hide.  But then the script would jump back to the beginning of the forever loop and show Sprite1 again.  In fact, if Sprite1 is still touching Sprite2, it will flicker between hidden and shown.  Presumably, you want the script to stop after Sprite1 touches Sprite2 (unless you want Sprite1 to reappear when they are no longer touching).

Yeah, I fogot to add another wait until.