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chanmanpartyman · 2012-03-16 22:37:46

Please post here if you need support on your project. I can give you a variety of scripts. Also feel free to ask if you want some music, and the genre. I'd be happy to help with any scripting. Here are some basic scripts:
Gliding to mouse:

when gf clicked
forever
 point towards [mouse-pointer v]
 move ((distance to [mouse-pointer v]) / [10]) steps
end

Bouncing off a circle:

when gf clicked
forever
 if <touching [sprite v]?>
  point towards [sprite v]
  turn clockwise (180) degrees
 end
move (speed) steps
end

Now that's just basic coding.
If your interested in hovering an object...

when gf clicked
set [speed v] to (100)
set [range v] to (100)
forever
 set y to (([sin v] of ((timer) * (speed))) *(range))
end

On that one, I tried to make it user-friendly. Speed is how fast it will move, range is how high it will go. The actual range is range*2, but this range is in height.
You can perform a very fun action by changing the sine (sin) to a tangent (tan) It's the speed up, slow down in the middle, speed up affect.

Those are a few I thought up, there are plenty more I could name but I'd be up all night tongue

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Added by request: Gravity

when gf clicked
forever
 if <key [right arrow v] pressed?>
  change [xvel v] by (1)
 end
 if <key [left arrow v] pressed?>
  change [xvel v] by (-1)
 end
 set [xvel v] to ((xvel) * (.87))
 change x by (xvel)
 if <touching [level v]?>
  change y by (([abs v] of (xvel)) + (1))
  if <touching [level v]?>
   change y by ((0) - (([abs v] of (xvel)) + (1)))
   change x by ((0)-(xvel))
   set [xvel v] to ((xvel) / (2))
  end
 end  
 if <key [up arrow v] pressed?>
  change y by (-1)
  if <touching [level v]?>
   set [yvel v] to (10)
  end
  change y by (1)
 end
 if <(yvel) < [3]>
  change y by (-1)
  if <not<touching [level v]?>>
   change [yvel v] by (-1)
  end
  change y by (1)
 end
 set [yvel v] to ((yvel) * (0.9))
 change y by (yvel)
 if <touching [level v]?>
  change y by ((0) - (yvel))
  set [yvel v] to ((yvel) / (2.5))
 end
end

I'll add a few more on by request.

Last edited by chanmanpartyman (2012-03-31 22:22:35)

turkey3 · 2012-03-16 22:49:58

I like the last script.

chanmanpartyman · 2012-03-16 23:06:11

turkey3 wrote:
I like the last script.

tongue Yeah, I use it a lot.

pi3 · 2012-03-16 23:33:53

Wow! Very nice scripts! smile However, could you maybe add a description to that last one to explain how it works! Thanks!

MaxFlyboy · 2012-03-16 23:44:49

Add Gravity, seems like the "Help with Scripts" forum is getting filled up with ones that need help with gravity.

chanmanpartyman · 2012-03-17 00:43:36

MaxFlyboy wrote:
Add Gravity, seems like the "Help with Scripts" forum is getting filled up with ones that need help with gravity.

Okay, do you want to know how to do it or do you want me to add it up at the top?

chanmanpartyman · 2012-03-17 00:44:51

pi3 wrote:
Wow! Very nice scripts! However, could you maybe add a description to that last one to explain how it works! Thanks!

Well, it works by creating a sine wave. That's pretty much it neutral

MaxFlyboy · 2012-03-17 00:51:12

chanmanpartyman wrote:
MaxFlyboy wrote:
Add Gravity, seems like the "Help with Scripts" forum is getting filled up with ones that need help with gravity.
Okay, do you want to know how to do it or do you want me to add it up at the top?

No, I know how to do it. It just gets kind of annoying answering 10 topics about how to do gravity. It helps to be able to put in a link that has the blocks.

Add it up at the top with the other scripts.

chanmanpartyman · 2012-03-17 01:57:08

MaxFlyboy wrote:
chanmanpartyman wrote:
MaxFlyboy wrote:
Add Gravity, seems like the "Help with Scripts" forum is getting filled up with ones that need help with gravity.
Okay, do you want to know how to do it or do you want me to add it up at the top?
No, I know how to do it. It just gets kind of annoying answering 10 topics about how to do gravity. It helps to be able to put in a link that has the blocks.

Add it up at the top with the other scripts.

Oh, okay. I'll have it up tomorrow.

coolhogs · 2012-03-18 17:18:13

Wall jumping script?

pi3 · 2012-03-18 17:57:17

chanmanpartyman wrote:
pi3 wrote:
Wow! Very nice scripts! However, could you maybe add a description to that last one to explain how it works! Thanks!
Well, it works by creating a sine wave. That's pretty much it

That doesn't really tell me much. sad What is a sine wave?

chanmanpartyman · 2012-03-18 22:34:01

pi3 wrote:
chanmanpartyman wrote:
pi3 wrote:
Wow! Very nice scripts! However, could you maybe add a description to that last one to explain how it works! Thanks!
Well, it works by creating a sine wave. That's pretty much it
That doesn't really tell me much. What is a sine wave?

It's a wave of slopes created by using the sine function.

chanmanpartyman · 2012-03-18 22:40:40

coolhogs wrote:
Wall jumping script?

I'll have for you in 20-48 hrs.

Ecliptic · 2012-03-18 22:44:24

Very nice and helpful scripts. smile

coolhogs · 2012-03-19 15:41:50

I also need some music.
Can you do some fairy music that slowly becomes suspense music? This should last 5 minutes.
Also can you do a "ding" sound? This should last 0.7 seconds.

Last edited by coolhogs (2012-03-19 16:01:30)

chanmanpartyman · 2012-03-19 16:16:59

coolhogs wrote:
I also need some music.
Can you do some fairy music that slowly becomes suspense music? This should last 5 minutes.
Also can you do a "ding" sound? This should last 0.7 seconds.

I don't do sound effects, just music. Sorry sad Anyhow, I'll have it on a project on my test account (cmpm_test) and drop you a message when it's up.

chanmanpartyman · 2012-03-19 16:22:03

coolhogs wrote:
Wall jumping script?

Implement this:

change x by (10)
if <touching [level v]?>
 if <key [up arrow v] pressed?>
  set [xv v] to (-10)
  set [yv v] to (10)
 end
end
change x by (-20)
if <touching [level v]?>
 if <key [up arrow v] pressed?>
  set [xv v] to (10)
  set [yv v] to (10)
 end
end
change x by (10)

If it doesn't work please contact me @ one of my projects so I get a message. Checking up on this is tedious.

Last edited by chanmanpartyman (2012-03-26 08:09:11)

joefarebrother · 2012-03-23 16:52:03

Mesh script:

when i receive [connect 1 v]  
set [connected v] to (1)  //first assume connection
if <(me) = (1)>
   broadcast [connect 2 v] and wait  
end
set [connected v] to (0) //only if the other script doesn't wait


when i receive [connect 2 v]  
set [connected v] to (1)  
if <(me) = (2)>
   broadcast [connect 1 v] and wait  
end
set [connected v] to (0)

When one of the above two scripts is activated, it will check if the "me" variable is equal to one or two. Then it calls the other script, which will interrupt the first one waiting for the second one to finish (if it is in the other version of the project (the only way the "me variable to be different)), and wait for that script to finish, which if it still connected will interrupt the other script which will interrupt the first script.....
But if connection is lost, there will be no script to interrupt it, meaning the connected variable gets set to 0.

To set the "me" variable to the right value, use the following script:

when green flag clicked //or any hat
ask [Are you player 1? or player 2?] and wait
repeat until <<(answer) = (1)> or <(answer) = (2)>>
   ask (join (answer)[was not an option. Pick either 1 or 2.]) and wait
end
set [me v] to (answer)
repeat until <(connected) = (1)>
  broadcast (join [connect ](me)) 
  if <(me) = ([me v] sensor value)>
     say [Oops! Your opponent selected the same number! Press space to change player.] 
     wait until <<key [space v] pressed?> or <not<(me) = ([me v] sensor value)>>>
     if <key [space v] pressed?>
        set [me v] to ((3) - (me))
        say (join (join [You are now player ](me))(.)) for (1) secs
     else
         say (join (join [Other player changed. You are still player ](me))[.]) for (1) secs
     end
  end
end
forever if <(connected) = (0)>
   say [Connection error.] for (2) secs
   stop  all
end

when i receive [something v]//scripts where each player should do something different
if <(me) = (1)>
  stuff that player 1 does, not player 2
else
  stuff that player 2 does, not player 1
end

Last edited by joefarebrother (2012-03-23 16:53:12)

chanmanpartyman · 2012-03-26 16:05:28

Agentpieface
these?

if <touching [level v]?>
 change y by (([abs v] of (xvel)) + (1))
 if <touching [level v]?>
  change y by ((0) - (([abs v] of (xvel)) + (1)))
  change x by ((0)-(xvel))
  set [xvel v] to (0)
 end
end

Unite · 2012-03-26 16:16:12

Mind getting me some adventurous music for the kirby game I'm making?

ftf841 · 2012-03-29 21:14:02

Unite wrote:
Mind getting me some adventurous music for the kirby game I'm making?

here is some kirby superstar music http://downloads.khinsider.com/game-sou … super-star

Last edited by ftf841 (2012-03-29 21:14:41)

chanmanpartyman · 2012-05-21 13:19:00

if <(y position) > [~150]>
 set y to [~150]
end
if <(y position) < [~-150]>
 set y to [~150]
end

Last edited by chanmanpartyman (2012-05-21 13:19:18)

technoboy10 · 2012-05-21 13:34:33

I am doing a physics challenge for school, and I need to make a mobile that responds to the weight of different objects. Also, I need to have the objects respond to the tilting of the central bar. Here are the scripts so far:

when gf clicked //central bar scripts
forever
point in direction ((weight2) - (weight1))

Weight2 and weight1 are the different weights of the objects. Think you could help?

mythbusteranimator · 2012-05-21 13:51:45

forever
switch to costume [ship v]
show
go to x: (xposship) y: (yposship)
if <key [up arrow v] pressed>
 change [yposship v] by [1]
end
if <key [down arrow v] pressed>
 change [yposship v] by [-1]
end
if <key [right arrow v] pressed>
 change [xposship v] by [1]
end
if <key [left arrow v] pressed>
 change [xposship v] by [-1]
end
switch to costume [enemy v]
go to x: (eposx) y: (eposy)
change [eposx v] by [1]
change [eposy v] by (slant)
if <touching color [#F7F5F6]> //whatever color
 change [ship lives v] by [-1]
 hide
end

Is this a good 1s1s script?

Last edited by mythbusteranimator (2012-05-21 13:54:55)

jontmy00 · 2012-05-22 05:03:43

mythbusteranimator wrote:

forever
switch to costume [ship v]
show
go to x: (xposship) y: (yposship)
if <key [up arrow v] pressed ?>
 change [yposship v] by [1]
end
if <key [down arrow v] pressed ?>
 change [yposship v] by [-1]
end
if <key [right arrow v] pressed ?>
 change [xposship v] by [1]
end
if <key [left arrow v] pressed ?>
 change [xposship v] by [-1]
end
switch to costume [enemy v]
go to x: (eposx) y: (eposy)
change [eposx v] by [1]
change [eposy v] by (slant)
if <touching color [#F7F5F6] ?> //whatever color
 change [ship lives v] by [-1]
 hide
end

Is this a good 1s1s script?

Scripts fixed. smile

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