Scratch

I mean that basically if it's reflection on the x-axis, the sprite's mirror image(it basically becomes backwards.) goes to the opposite x coordinate as it was.
An example would be a car facing right. x=67
It would than flip on the x-axis and the car would face left. x=-67
The same rules apply with the "flip on the y-axis" block, but this time it becomes upsidedown and on the opposite y coordinate.

Last edited by ErnieParke (2012-07-23 20:11:18)

I know, but I would like a more compact way of doing this. Also, back when I posted this, I didn't know you could do that, though now I do.

Erm...

forever
 clear
 switch to costume [flipped v]
 point in direction (((direction) + (180)) * (-1))
 set x to ((x position) * (-1))
 stamp
 switch to costume [notflipped v]
 point in direction (((direction) + (180)) * (-1))
 set x to ((x position) * (-1))
end

Last edited by SciTecCf (2012-07-25 06:30:23)

SciTecCf wrote:

Erm...

forever
 clear
 switch to costume [flipped v]
 point in direction (((direction) + (180)) * (-1))
 set x to ((x position) * (-1))
 stamp
 switch to costume [notflipped v]
 point in direction (((direction) + (180)) * (-1))
 set x to ((x position) * (-1))
end

Would reflect on x axis.

This is what I would do:

forever
 point in direction (((direction) + (180)) * (-1))
 set x to ((x position) * (-1))
 point in direction (((direction) + (180)) * (-1))
 set x to ((x position) * (-1))
end

Last edited by ErnieParke (2012-07-25 09:57:52)