mazed651 wrote:

Hello,

I am changing the Sprite color using “Change Color Effect by 25” function, and it is working. Next I am using “If then” and “touching color –” function to perform an action based on the changed color. When I used the “Change Color Effect by 25” function it is changing the sprite color but don't know the exact color to use in “touching color –” function.

Example: the initial sprite color is red(for example), and using the “Change Color Effect by 25”, the sprite is changing to “Green” but this green could be any green.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Mazed

when green flag clicked
set [color var v] to [0]
forever
set [color var v] to ((color var) mod (200))//200 was the maximum number right? otherwise change it too that....
set [color v] effect to (color var)
end
//So then you can use the color var variable to set the color effect, and you also can just use it to find the number

<touching [sprite v] ?>

when green flag clicked
if <touching ?> then
change [ color] effect by (25)    
end

when green flag clicked
if <the world ends> then
say [hooray] for (2) secs
    
end
if <i am awesome> then
think [i am awesome tooo!] for (2) secs
    
end

mazed651 wrote:

Hello,

I am changing the Sprite color using “Change Color Effect by 25” function, and it is working. Next I am using “If then” and “touching color –” function to perform an action based on the changed color. When I used the “Change Color Effect by 25” function it is changing the sprite color but don't know the exact color to use in “touching color –” function.

Example: the initial sprite color is red(for example), and using the “Change Color Effect by 25”, the sprite is changing to “Green” but this green could be any green.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Mazed

BKFighter wrote:

The best solution (unless I'm missing some block…) is to do something like this:

when green flag clicked
set [color var v] to [0]
forever
set [color var v] to ((color var) mod (200))//200 was the maximum number right? otherwise change it too that....
set [color v] effect to (color var)
end
//So then you can use the color var variable to set the color effect, and you also can just use it to find the number

So just change the variable color var instead of the effect block.

drmcw wrote:

The colour effect block uses HSL colours whereas the touching colour block uses RGB. Why not just use
<t

<touching [sprite v] ?>

? Although slow it's still quicker than touching colour.

if <<touching [sprite v] ?> and <(color var) = [the value associated to an action]> > then
    
end

when green flag clicked
forever
    
if <touching color [#ff0088] ?> then
clear graphic effects
    
end

end

cs300929 wrote:

Guys, you've got this all worng. It's quite simple.

when green flag clicked
forever
    
if <touching color [#ff0088] ?> then
clear graphic effects
    
end

end