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OK, maybe not. It's rather simple.

when gf clicked
forever
if <touching [player v]?>
change x by ([x velocity v] of [player v])

The only problem with this is that you will also pull it. This may fix that:

when gf clicked
forever
if <touching [player v]?>
if <(x position) < ([x position v] of [player v])> //if the player is on my right
if <([x velocity v] of [player v]) < [0]> //if the player is moving to the right
change x by ([x velocity v] of [player v]) //change my x by the speed of the player
end
else //if the player is on my left
if <([x velocity v] of [player v]) > [0]> //if the player is moving to the left
change x by ([x velocity v] of [player v])
end

Just ask if you don't know what x velocity is.
You would need to do the same with y velocity.
If you did not understand see this project here.

Last edited by Splodgey (2012-03-13 09:21:11)

Money_B_Freaky_D wrote:

Splodgey wrote:

OK, maybe not. It's rather simple.

when gf clicked
forever
if <touching [player v]?>
change x by ([x velocity v] of [player v])

The only problem with this is that you will also pull it. This may fix that:

when gf clicked
forever
if <touching [player v]?>
if <(x position) < ([x position v] of [player v])> //if the player is on my right
if <([x velocity v] of [player v]) < [0]> //if the player is moving to the right
change x by ([x velocity v] of [player v]) //change my x by the speed of the player
end
else //if the player is on my left
if <([x velocity v] of [player v]) > [0]> //if the player is moving to the left
change x by ([x velocity v] of [player v])
end

Just ask if you don't know what x velocity is.
You would need to do the same with y velocity.
If you did not understand see this project here.

I have x velocity programmed into scratch as a variable as well as y velocity, but I don't see how to change x by "x velocity of player", the variable doesn't move into that spot. I've tried x position instead, but it doesn't seem to be working.

([x velocity v] of [player v])

It can be found in the "sensing" tab. Above loudness and below timer.
If your player's velocity is a "for all sprites" variable, then use this instead;

(x velocity)

Last edited by Splodgey (2012-03-13 09:38:41)

Money_B_Freaky_D wrote:

Okay, that cleared things up, and I've got it working now. Thanks, this helped a lot.

Can you please PM me the Script...

cbhattarai wrote:

Money_B_Freaky_D wrote:

Okay, that cleared things up, and I've got it working now. Thanks, this helped a lot.

Can you please PM me the Script...

There is no PMing on Scratch.
Try using a script shown above, or get it from his project when it gets uploaded.