Scratch

I'm currently using the glide ___ secs to x__ y__ to have my 'player' sprite move to my mouse pointer when I click the stage.

It works great.

Now I want to add walls to 'block' the player's movement.  Is there any way to interrupt the "glide to" command to perform collision detection?

My current thinking is a hack. Instead of having the sprite glide all the way to the mouse pointer, have it glide one pixel at a time, and do my collision detection one pixel at a time, possibly using the repeat until command(?).

While I think this would work, it seems like a HUGE lag would occur.

There has to be a better option.

Thanks!


My STAGE script:


<when[ STAGE ]clicked>

<broadcast[ glideToMousePointer ]>



My PLAYER_SPRITE script:

<when I receive[ glideToMousePointer ]>

<glide( 1 )secs to x   <mouse x> )y   <mouse y> )>

Last edited by infinitum3d (2010-05-27 17:36:30)