Scratch

The problem is you have conflicting scripts if you do that...you have one sprite saying it's touching the ground and the other one saying it isn't.  Overall, that means nothing is because they're using the same variable. Here's what I would do:

-Make a list called "b-touch"
-For each new block you make, add an item to the list and change the item that the block sets to the latest length of the list (i.e. if you have 4 blocks, block one replaces item (1) and block two replaces item (2). etc.)
-have the character sprite contain this script:

when gf clicked
forever
set [ground? v] to <[b-touch v] contains (1)?> //or whatever means it's touching the character

-instead of testing for 1 or 0, test for "true" or "false".  "true" means it is touching, "false" not.

Hope that helps!

I'm confused on how to add an item to the list and change the item that the block sets to the latest length of the list for each new block I make, and should I take out any scripts or just add these?

Thanks