Scratch

For each coin sprite, make a script like this:

when gf clicked
hide

when i receive [monster_dead v]
show
go to [monster v]
set [yvel v] to (pick random (3) to (10))
set [xvel v] to (pick random (-10) to (10))
repeat until <touching [player v]?>
 change y by (yvel)
 change x by (xvel)
 if <touching [ground v]?>
  set [yvel v] to ((yvel) * (-1))
  set [xvel v] to ((xvel) * (0.8))
 else
  change [yvel v] by (-0.1)
 end
end
hide

Just remember to make xvel and yvel "for this sprite only". 

lilyo11 wrote:

BirdByte wrote:

For each coin sprite, make a script like this:

when gf clicked
hide

when i receive [monster_dead v]
show
go to [monster v]
set [yvel v] to (pick random (3) to (10))
set [xvel v] to (pick random (-10) to (10))
repeat until <touching [player v]?>
 change y by (yvel)
 change x by (xvel)
 if <touching [ground v]?>
  set [yvel v] to ((yvel) * (-1))
  set [xvel v] to ((xvel) * (0.8))
 else
  change [yvel v] by (-0.1)
 end
end
hide

Just remember to make xvel and yvel "for this sprite only". 

after he dies do you know how to make a store so you could buy more things?

That's kinda unrelated to the topic; make a new one about it. 

MoreGamesNow wrote:

As an addition to BirdByte's script, you might want to add vertical friction (e.g. set [y-vel v] to ((0.95)*(y-vel)) and/or bouncing off of walls (if it isn't just a flat field).

Yeah, do that. XP But remember to make sure that the coin doesn't get stuck in the ground by adding "change y by 1" to the "set yvel to yvel*-1" script. 

Oops, forgot walls.  I'll leave the other script up in case you don't need them:

when gf clicked
hide
when i receive [monster_dead v]
show
go to [monster v]
set [yvel v] to (pick random (3) to (10))
set [xvel v] to (pick random (-10) to (10))
repeat until <touching [player v]?>
change [yvel v] by (-0.1)
change y by (yvel)
if<touching [wall/ground v]?>
change y by ((-1)*(yvel))
set [yvel v] to ((-0.8)*(yvel))
set [xvel v] to ((0.8)*(xvel))
end
change x by (xvel)
if<touching [wall/ground v]?>
change x by ((-1)*(xvel))
set [xvel v] to ((-0.8)*(xvel))
end
end
hide

Instead of "set [xvel v] to (pick random (-10) to (10))", you can add the monster's x velocity to a random number (like below) if you want (assuming the monster is moving at a velocity).

set [xvel v] to ((monster_x_velocity)+(pick random (-4) to (4)))