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Very possible actually.    Just use scripts similar to this. The first is for sprite 1, the second, is on sprite 2.

When [Sprite 1] Clicked
broadcast [Sprite 2 Move v]

When I receive [Sprite 2 Move v]
go to x: [0] y: [0] //Put in the coords of your choice
go to [Sprite 1 v] //If you want to go to a sprite
glide [1] secs to x: [0] y: [0] //If you want to glide to coords of choice
glide [1] secs to x: ([x position v] of [Sprite 1 v]) y: ([y position v] of [Sprite 1 v])
//If you want to glide to a sprite

Of the four choices of block under the When I receive block, only choose one. The comments say what each one will do. You can change the glide time at will.

Last edited by sonicfan12p (2013-02-01 11:29:32)

shadowmouse wrote:

If you download BYOB then it has all the features of scratch in the same places (so you can ignore the more complicated bits) but in control it has a run block. Put the run block on the canvas and go into sensing. get the x position of sprite 1 block and put this in the run block. Next operators, the script, put this in the bit that says x postion and then put what you want the other sprite to do in the 'the script' block, then change the bit that says sprite 1 to whichever sprite that you want to control. This gives you much more versatility than using broadcast.

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