Scratch

Well, you can already accomplish such a thing, but this would make it much, much easier.

Make a variable called Sprite1TouchingSprite2

Then use this script (in Sprite 1):

When [green flag] clicked
if < touching [ sprite 2 ] >
   set Sprite1TouchingSprite2 to 1
else
   set Sprite1TouchingSprite2 to 0
end

Then, if the variable is 1, it is touching, otherwise, it's not. You can use this variable for any sprite in the project. It's a little time-consuming, but it still works just as well 

I like it!

Doesn't the color one already exist? Well, the existing one only works if one of the colors belongs to its sprite. Would it be for two colors touching, even if both colors weren't in the sprite?

At Chrischb: Probably like the color selector with some pen blocks.

The sprite one isn't that necessary, but wouldn't be bad...

Wolfie1996 wrote:

Jonathanpb wrote:

Doesn't the color one already exist? Well, the existing one only works if one of the colors belongs to its sprite. Would it be for two colors touching, even if both colors weren't in the sprite?

From what I gather, he/she is saying that there is already a colour block, and so is asking why there can't be an "if touching sprite" block. 

...oops! ^_^

Yup. Wolfie is right, again!

Random_Guy_123 wrote:

Yup. Wolfie is right, again!

*extreme happiness* 

And I agree that this block would be very useful 

I love your signature!

MathWizz wrote:

Hmm... I have needed this a few times! This would make some things a lot easier!