Scratch

Well what I would do would be to make three identical backgrounds. Assuming you have a variable named scrollx or something like that, put this code in the player sprite:
[blocks]<when green flag clicked>
<set{ scrollx }to( 0
<forever>
<go to front>
<go to x   0 )y   whatever number you need here
<end>
<when green flag clicked>
<forever>
<if><key[ left arrow ]pressed?>
<change{ scrollx }by( 10
<end>
<if><key[ rightarrow ]pressed?>
<change{ scrollx }by( -10
<end>
<end>[/blocks]
In one background, put:
[blocks]<when green flag clicked>
<forever>
<go to x   (( <{ scrollx }> <mod> 480 )) )y   0
<end>[/blocks]
In the second, put:
[blocks]<when green flag clicked>
<forever>
<go to x   (( (( <{ scrollx }> <mod> 480 )) <-> 480 )) )y   0
<end>[/blocks]
In the last one, put:
[blocks]<when green flag clicked>
<forever>
<go to x   (( (( <{ scrollx }> <mod> 480 )) <+> 480 )) )y   0
<end>[/blocks]
This should give you a never-ending scrolling background.
My question is: why do you need a background that repeats itself???
If you need an example project Tell me an I can make one for you.

Last edited by legolover (2009-08-13 16:10:32)

what is warp scrolling