Scratch

OOhh I understand:
You want to know
(1) how to make your player shoot
(2) how to make the targets move

And you know:
(1) how to make the sprite move

Well, there are quite a few ways to do this.
This is the way that I think is most simplest.
(1) create a sprite called "bullet" that looks like a bullet (obviously)
(2) create as many "target" sprites as you want. These are the sprites that your player will control.
(3) We need to make a script to control how the target will move.
Here is a script for a target that I quickly whipped up that will randomly move the target along the line x=100:

when gf clicked
show
forever
 glide (1) secs to x: (100) y: (pick random (-150) to (150))
 if <touching [bullet v]?>
  hide
 end
end

If you want to keep track of score:

when gf clicked
show
set [score v] to (0)
forever
 glide (1) secs to x: (100) y: (pick random (-150) to (150))
 if <touching [bullet v]?>
  hide
  change [score v] by (1)
 end
end

And in case you don't know, how to create a variable:
Click on the last section, I forgot if it said "variable" or not, but on Scratch 2.0 beta it says "data"
Now, click "create variable"
Now, make sure that "all sprites" option is selected (it is supposed to be automatically selected if you create variable, just make sure), and name your variable (in this case "score")
Now, click ok, and you have created a variable!

Last edited by bob6 (2013-03-06 21:35:44)