Scratch

when I receive [game start]
if <touching sprite 1>
    say [hello]

when I receive [game start]
if <touching (sprite 1)>
    point towards [sprite 1]
    say [hello]

When I try to use blocks in post
Fail[badly v]

Guys.

However, please do not turn this into a spam area.  Post until you are comfortable with the Scratchblock syntax and then stop.  Don't make ongoing stories or conversations here.

This is to test out your own scripts, not do silly spamming stuff like

when gf clicked
 say [I LOVE PIE!!!:D:D:D:D:D:D] for [2] seconds
 repeat [<until pie is gone>]
  eat pie
 end

When I try to use blocks in post
Fail [badly v]

when I receive [NO spam]
 switch to costume [Watch more spam come in :| v]

Last edited by mythbusteranimator (2012-10-24 12:07:16)

The wrong guy wrote:

lol

The right guy wrote:

LOL

AppsRus wrote:

when gf clicked 
hide

when [purple] clicked
broadcast [purple]

when i receive [purple]
 show
go to x: [0] y: [0]

Fixed- you forgot /scratchblocks

Last edited by Willpower (2012-10-24 16:32:01)

This script is a stepping stone to making a full FPS game/simulation.

when gf clicked
forever
   set x to <(mouse x) * [-1]>
   set y to <(mouse y) * [-1]>
end

Use this on a sprite as big as the whole screen.

Then on another sprite as big as the screen, place this script.

when gf clicked
forever
   set x to <<(mouse x) * [-1]> + [360]>
   set y to <(mouse y) * [-1]>
end

This will place the sprite to the left...or right....whatever, this will be put on one of those side.

Make another sprite (as big as the whole screen) place this script in.

when gf clicked
forever
   set x to <<(mouse x) * [-1]> + [-360]>
   set y to <(mouse y) * [-1]>
end

Its just the same as the other sprite but 360 is now -360.

Then, duplicate all those sprites and on each one replace...

set y to <(mouse y ) * [-1]>

To this...

set y to <<(mouse y ) * [-1]> + [480]>

If you do that then you will also have a bottom row of sprites that will move as well.

You do not need a top row if you have a blue sky, you can just make the background blue and that would work.(Just saves you some extra work!)

Sincerely, Xion777

Last edited by Xion777 (2012-10-24 17:41:20)

Xion777 wrote:

This script is a stepping stone to making a full FPS game/simulation.

when gf clicked
forever
   set x to <(mouse x) * [-1]>
   set y to <(mouse y) * [-1]>
end

Use this on a sprite as big as the whole screen.

Then on another sprite as big as the screen, place this script.

when gf clicked
forever
   set x to <<(mouse x) * [-1]> + [360]>
   set y to <(mouse y) * [-1]>
end

This will place the sprite to the left...or right....whatever, this will be put on one of those side.

Make another sprite (as big as the whole screen) place this script in.

when gf clicked
forever
   set x to <<(mouse x) * [-1]> + [-360]>
   set y to <(mouse y) * [-1]>
end

Its just the same as the other sprite but 360 is now -360.

Then, duplicate all those sprites and on each one replace...

set y to <(mouse y ) * [-1]>

To this...

set y to <<(mouse y ) * [-1]> + [480]>

If you do that then you will also have a bottom row of sprites that will move as well.

You do not need a top row if you have a blue sky, you can just make the background blue and that would work.(Just saves you some extra work!)

Sincerely, Xion777

Cool scripts!

empathyart wrote:

when I receive [game start v]
if <touching [sprite 1 v]?>
    say [hello]

scripttutorials wrote:

when <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> clicked
when <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> gf clicked
when <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> clicked
when <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> gf clicked
when <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> clicked
when <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> gf clicked
when <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> clicked
when <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> gf clicked
say
think

fixed