Scratch

Yh, I looked at a few scripts to investigate how they work. 

Well I want the Joystick to be able to be like a 'magnet for the ball'

when gf clicked
wait
forever

Here's an example script I just came up with.  CAUTION: It hasn't been tested yet.

You would then in your other scripts use joystick_x_output and joystick_y_output to control the character's motion.   

when gf clicked // For Joystick sprite.
forever
  if <mouse down?> // Only drag the joystick if you click it first.  
    if <<<touching [mouse-pointer v]?> and <(can_drag) = [true]>> and <(dragging) = [false]>>
      set [x_offset v] to ((mouse x) - (x position))
      set [y_offset v] to ((mouse y) - (y position))
      set [dragging? v] to [true]
    else
      set [can_drag? v] to [false]
    end
  else
    set [can_drag? v] to [true]
    set [dragging? v] to [false]
  end
  if <(dragging?) = [true]>
    set x to ((mouse x) - (x_offset))
    set y to ((mouse y) - (y_offset))
    set [joystick_x_output v] to (x position)
    set [joystick_y_output v] to (y position)
    broadcast [joystick update v] and wait
  else
    go to x: [0] y: [0]
    set [joystick_x_output v] to [0]
    set [joystick_y_output v] to [0]
  end
end

when I receive [joystick update v] // For the sprite in the maze.
change x by ((joystick_x_output) / [10])
change y by ((joystick_y_output) / [10])

Last edited by amcerbu (2012-04-06 18:22:18)