The way to solve this problem is: select the sprite/s that turns upside down, in the top middle (to the left of the picture of the sprite you have selected) there are 3 buttons. Click the middle one, and your problem is solved!
I have a question, when I did that, my sprite turned upsidedown every time i clicked (in your script it would correspond with a), do I have to turn my sprite upsidedown to fix this?
That's right, Sithis. However, if your sprites are to do something else besides moving around, using a forever-loop and thereby constantly polling key input will significantly slow down the other activities of these sprites. So, use this method with care...
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Now that's good.
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The way to solve this problem is: select the sprite/s that turns upside down, in the top middle (to the left of the picture of the sprite you have selected) there are 3 buttons. Click the middle one, and your problem is solved!
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I have a question, when I did that, my sprite turned upsidedown every time i clicked (in your script it would correspond with a), do I have to turn my sprite upsidedown to fix this?
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oh! I'll have to try that...
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That helped, thanks!
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That's right, Sithis. However, if your sprites are to do something else besides moving around, using a forever-loop and thereby constantly polling key input will significantly slow down the other activities of these sprites. So, use this method with care...
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