Scratch

your script makes a sprite go right...
If you want a simple jumping script, use this (you might have to adjust it for your game)

when key [space v] pressed
if <touching [ground v] ?>
repeat (height)
change y by (speed)
end
repeat until <touching [ground v] ?>
change y by ((-1)*(speed))
end
end

If you want a more realistic gravity jump script use this: (you need a yv variable)

when key [space v] pressed
if <touching [ground v] ?>
set [yv v] to (15)//or however high you want to jump
end

when flag clicked
forever
if <not<touching [ground v] ?>>
change [yv v] by (-1) //or however fast you want it to go down
else
set [yv v] to (0)
end
change y by (yv)
end

Hope this helped!

Uh, but where do you get ground?

64no wrote:

oops,this must be it:

when [space v] key pressed
change y by [10]

Actually, you want to make it so that where aryabtsev has touching ground, you want touching the color of the ground.

Wait:

when [space v] key pressed
if <touching color [EDC88C] ?>
repeat (height)
change y by (speed)
end
repeat until <touching color [EDC88C]>
end
end

wait again:

when [space v] key pressed
if <touching color [EDC88C]?
repeat (height)
change y by (speed)
end
repeat until <touching color [EDC88C]? //should that be capital?
change y by (-1 * (speed)
end
end

64no wrote:

Wait:

when [space v] key pressed
if <touching color [EDC88C] ?>
repeat (height)
change y by (speed)
end
repeat until <touching color [EDC88C]>
end
end

wrong;

TorbyFork234 wrote:

when [space v] key pressed
if <touching color [#FF0000] ?>
repeat (height)
change y by (speed)
end
repeat until <touching color [#FF0000]?>
change y by <[-1]*(speed)>
end
end

Scripts fixed by: [i][color=blue]TorbyFork234

Right.

SOScratch wrote:

Here is how to make your sprite jump up and go down on a flat surface:

when [up arrow v] key pressed
change y by (10)
change y by (-10)

Now how to create a jumping sprite on any kind of a surface:

when [up arrow v] key pressed
change y by (10)
repeat until <touching color [#18DB2F]?> //This needs to be the color of the ground.
change y by (-1)
end[/quote]

Scripts fixed by COOLHOGS
EDIT: Ahh, I messed up the topic...

If you use variables, you could do something like this:

when key [up arrow v] pressed
set variable [ymax] to (5)
change x by (xvel)
change y by (yvel)
change variable [yvel] by (1)
if < (yvel) > (ymax) >
 set variable [yvel] to (ymax)
if key [right arrow v] pressed
 set variable [xmax] to (5)
 change x by (xvel)
 change variable xvel by (1)
 if < (xvel) > (xmax) >
  set variable [xvel] to (xmax)
end
end
if < (yvel) = (ymax) >
 change x by (xvel)
 change y by (0-(yvel))
 

This will allow you to move to the right while jumping.

aryabtsev wrote:

your script makes a sprite go right...
If you want a simple jumping script, use this (you might have to adjust it for your game)

when key [space v] pressed
if <touching [ground v] ?>
repeat (height)
change y by (speed)
end
repeat until <touching [ground v] ?>
change y by ((-1)*(speed))
end
end

If you want a more realistic gravity jump script use this: (you need a yv variable)

when key [space v] pressed
if <touching [ground v] ?>
set [yv v] to (15)//or however high you want to jump
end

when flag clicked
forever
if <not<touching [ground v] ?>>
change [yv v] by (-1) //or however fast you want it to go down
else
set [yv v] to (0)
end
change y by (yv)
end

Hope this helped!

that doesn't work.

Another way to do it would be this. You would have to have a variable "Gravity" set as -5 or some other negative number that controls how fast you fall. The higher the number after the minus, the faster you will fall. Use the "touching color []" block instead of the "touching ground" block. This script makes it so you can't "double jump".

[scratchblocks]
when  key space v pressed
forever
    if <touching ground v?>
         change y by (10)
    else
         change y by (gravity)
    end
[\scratchblocks]

If I did that right you should see a script. If not... sorry.

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