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samurai768 wrote:

Make sure to use directional values, and when it hits a wall use this script:

if touching wall?
Point in direction (direction) - 180)


Try to figure out the rest. I hope that helped! 

That doesn't work on the left wall.


60 second rule must die. now.

ScratchReallyROCKS wrote:

samurai768 wrote:

Make sure to use directional values, and when it hits a wall use this script:

if touching wall?
Point in direction (direction) - 180)


Try to figure out the rest. I hope that helped! 

That doesn't work on the left wall.


60 second rule must die. now.

It should work for both walls if any.
And you probably need to add a "Move 10 steps" after the script just to make sure it comes off the wall when it turns around.

If all walls are vertical or horizontal, it's pretty easy.  If you have slanted walls, it gets much more complicated. 

For vertical walls, the bounce direction is (0 - direction)

For horizontal walls, the bounce direction is (180 - direction)

For slanted walls, see my Marble Roll Kit project
http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/Paddle2See/800850

Oops, I see that Locomule gave pretty much the same exact answer previously 

Wait, you will need to explain a bit more about your project.
I thought it was flat and looking down at it, but it could be vertical and looking at it from a side or even sort of 3D

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