Well, you could make a sprite. The first costume would be the first direction of flipping. Copy this costume onto the same sprite. With the second costume, click edit. On the left-top corner of the editor, there are several icons. The last two ones on the right are the flipping ones. Experiment! One flips your sprite horizontally, one flips vertically. Flip it the way you want, and then click OK on the paint editor.
Now that you've made two costumes one flipped one way, one flipped another, give the sprite a script something like this:
when gf clicked switch to costume [costume1 v] forever //or "repeat until" or "repeat (?)", depends on what you have repeat (10) change x by (10) //I'm not sure if this is being flipped vertically or horizontally end switch to costume[costume2 v]//script here for horizontal flip, change y for vertical repeat (10) change x by (-10) end switch to costume[costume1 v] endIf you meant another kind of flipping, let me know and I'll be happy to help!
Last edited by powerpoint56 (2012-06-25 13:58:43)
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easiest way would be to say glide to X Y then turn 180 degrees. Before doing this make sure to set the sprites rotation to horizontal flip only, the controls are found next the the sprites image, x and y pos etc
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