Scratch

The key is using "modulus".  The actual block name is < () mod () > and it is in the operators.  Basically, it tells you the remainder of a division problem.  For example, 5%2=1, because 2 goes into 5 twice, with one left over (2*2+1=5).  The key to snapping a sprite to the opposite side of the screen is to set their x-position using the modulus block.  There isn't a concrete formula really, but the forumla should look something like this:

set x to ( (x + (some number) ) mod 360 ) + some number )

As a sort of disclaimer, I've never done this before, but if I were to do this, that is how I would do so.

Last edited by MoreGamesNow (2011-11-02 19:17:48)

What you might want to do, is create a set of them, and then set it to when it reaches the bottom, go to the top. Just program it so that when it hits a specific color, it reacts, and reuse the blocks like that.
Hope this helps!

thank you! will try!

cananyone show with blocks, i might get a slight better understanding, thanks!