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This script will also allow the player to exit the building.
For the player:

when gf clicked
forever
if <touching [door v]?>
if <(building)=[outside]>
set [building v] to [inside]
end
if <(building)=[inside]>
set [building v] to [outside]

when gf clicked
forever
if <(building)=[outside]>
switch to background [outside v]
end
if <(building)=[inside]>
switch to background [inside v]

Last edited by PhirripSyrrip (2012-07-22 08:27:17)

Prestige wrote:

PhirripSyrrip wrote:

This script will also allow the player to exit the building.
For the player:

when gf clicked
forever if <touching [door v]?>
if <(building)=[outside]>
set [building v] to [inside]
else
set [building v] to [outside]

For the Stage:

when gf clicked
forever
switch to background (building)

I hope that's clear.

Simpler 

even more simple 

when it touches the door and the backround changes, be sure to make it go to the correct position.

berberberber wrote:

thebriculator wrote:

Prestige wrote:

Simpler 

even more simple 

when it touches the door and the backround changes, be sure to make it go to the correct position.

You guys are missing something:  The stage treats the reporter as a number, so even if you name your costume that, it doesn't matter.  Fixed.   

For the purposes of the thread, and for simplicity and clarity in the project, I think mine will cause the least confusion.

thebriculator wrote:

It WILL work it it's a word, I just tried it.

but with numbers, it could be even more simple:

when gf clicked
set [building v] to [0]
forever if <touching [door v]?>
set [building v] to ((1)-(building))

when gf clicked
forever
switch to costume (building)

Costume numbering in scratch begins at 1, so, though your script could be applied, it is counter intuitive, so you should set "building" to 1 originally and replace "1-building" with "(3)-(building)"

The (potential) problem with all the scripts above is that, if you're touching the door for too long.  If this is a problem, use this:

when gf clicked
set [buildiing v] to [1]
forever if <touching [door v]?>
set [building v] to ((3)-(building))
wait until <not<touching [door v]?>>

when gf clicked
forever
switch to costume (building)

when gf clicked
forever if <touching [door v]?>
broadcast [change v]
wait until <not<touching [door v]?>>

When I Receive [change v]
next costume

We've been assuming that you're storing the interior of the building as a costume in the background, and that the door itself is a sprite.  Basically, whenever the user touches the door it changes the costume that the background is currently in.  A more universal script (just realized you probably have more than one building) would be this:

when gf clicked
forever
whatever your current movement script is
if<touching [door1 v]?>
broadcast [enter building 1 v] and wait
go to x:(starting x position for building 1) y:(starting y position for building 1)
end
if<touching [door2 v]?>
broadcast [enter building 2 v] and wait
go to x:(starting x position for building 2) y:(starting y position for building 2)
end
etc.

when I receive [enter building 1 v]
switch to costume [building 1 v]

when I receive [enter building 2 v]
switch to costume [building 2 v]