As the title says, i need variables on clones to be seperate, kinda like directions.

I'm using velocity for a ricochet on a projectile, but it affects all clones ;-;

Say a clone changes it's x velocity by 1. Every clone then does the same, but i dont want that D:<

Any way to fix this? I would really appreciate it if someone told me

Use local variables. When it is cloned, the variable stays with the clone as an independent variable. This is useful to do many things like velocity or health.

I have a well commented tutorial on cloning sprites that may help you:

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/94046493/

“For this sprite only” variables also mean “For this clone only”

St19_Chuba wrote:

As the title says, i need variables on clones to be seperate, kinda like directions.

I'm using velocity for a ricochet on a projectile, but it affects all clones ;-;

Say a clone changes it's x velocity by 1. Every clone then does the same, but i dont want that D:<

Any way to fix this? I would really appreciate it if someone told me

You have to use a clone ID system if you want individual clones to have different behaviors from other clones.

All cones have same health

harryssk14 wrote:

All cones have same health

Not if you use local variables as described and each clone manages its own variable. Please don't post on old topics - if you need help create a new topic, describe the issue and. preferably, share the project.

St19_Chuba wrote:

As the title says, i need variables on clones to be seperate, kinda like directions.

I'm using velocity for a ricochet on a projectile, but it affects all clones ;-;

Say a clone changes it's x velocity by 1. Every clone then does the same, but i dont want that D:<

Any way to fix this? I would really appreciate it if someone told me

You need to use local variables. To do that, when creating a variable you need to click For this sprite only instead of the For all sprites. This sets it to a local variable, meaning a variable that only the sprite and its' clones can access it.

That also means that clones can create a copy of that variable and so when you change the variable in the clone, it won't change the variables in other clones.

Edit: I didn't look at the date. ;-;