Scratch

I do not know how to help with that, but maybe you could try to find a project on Scratch that has gravity, and then look at the code used in the game for it.

roijac wrote:

Gravity means objects get constantly accelerated - you need a speed variable that goes up by the same number whenever the sprite is not standing. When the sprite hits ground, set speed to 0.
Now to make your sprite move, change its position by speed every time:

forever
  if <not (touching [ground v]?)>
     change [speed v] by (0.2)
  else
    set [speed v] to (0)
  end
  change y by (speed)

Shouldn't you be changing speed by -0.2?

With regards,

ErnieParke

Last edited by ErnieParke (2013-03-17 15:01:38)

fencer300 wrote:

Thanks You guys really helped! It is working now! But i have another question, how do I make a sprite throw a gernade? I know the "when (button) clicked" stuff but what should i write to make it fly half-way across the screen?

Well, there is a way. Just use this script:

when gf clicked
set [X Velocity v] to (3)//Starting Upwards Speed
set [Y Velocity v] to (3)//Starting Left/Right Speed
repeat until (touching [floor v]?)
 change x by (X Velocity)
 change y by (Y Velocity)
 change [Y Velocity v] by (-0.25)//Gravity
 set [X Velocity v] to ((.98) * (X Velocity))//Optional
end
Explode!