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I have the same issue as ocean636. i want to know how to make a block sprite solid so that my character sprite can jump on it. Like if i wanted my sprite to be able to jump on a blue block suspended in the air, how would I do that?

You could use wall sensors or color sensing (put 4 unique colors on the top, right, left, and bottom of the sprite to see if it is touching a wall and where it is).  Both are valid, but I would recommend somethings like this:

when gf clicked
forever
move horizontally
if<touching [wall/floor v]?>
go back to where you were before the horizontal move
end
move vertically
if<touching [wall/floor v]?>
go back to where you were before the vertical move
end

If you can tell me in greater detail what you want (acceleration-based gravity?  acceleration-based horizontal movement?  horizontal movement if you're not touching the ground?  wall jumping? etc.) I can try to write you the script if you want.

when key [up arrow v] pressed
if<touching [door v]?>
change [level v] by (1)
broadcast (join [level ](level))
end

when I receive [level 1 v]
go to x:(-50) y:(-100) // starting place for level 1
set [y velocity v] to (0) // if you're using y velocity
set [x velocity v] to (0) // if you're using x velocity


when I receive [level 2 v]
go to x:(-150) y:(-120) // starting place for level 2
set [y velocity v] to (0) // if you're using y velocity
set [x velocity v] to (0) // if you're using x velocity

For the stage:

when I receive [level 1 v]
switch to costume [costume 1 v]

when I receive [level 2 v]
switch to costume [costume 2 v]

For the door:

when I receive [level 1 v]
go to x:(50) y:(75) // location of door in level 1

when I receive [level 2 v]
go to x:(80) y:(115) // location of door in level 2

GrateGames wrote:

u could try adding enemies! Like mine! Here it is! Lord of Knights

No. That's not what the person wanted. This is a blatant attempt to advertise your project.

Also, you guys make it way too easy. Remember, give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime. This is why I chose to link to the Scratch Wiki instead of an actual answer.

Thanks you guys! You've helped alot!