Sssspppuud wrote:

Does anyone know how I could stop my sprite (square) getting stuck in the platforms!

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Starblox77 wrote:

The best way to detect a collision between two sprites is to have speed variables attached to each sprite, for example

This is from the point of view of the Blue Car.

SuperWolf64 wrote:

Is there a way to make collision detection? I've attempted and the following is what happens:
1. Normally it works fine.Touching the color sends the plays back a little.
2. But if you go up to a wall, press L and R, you get sent through the wall like in the Super Mario Bros. Minus World glitch.
Since the game I'm making is a maze game, this easily allows cheating…

I've seen how to make collision in side-scrollers, but my game don't fit that category. In this game, when your reach a certain point, the level cycles in that direction, like in Nintendo's Metroid games. If you go to my game, then it'll show you the problem.
Click here to go to my game!

If you can find a solution, then help!

_Cookinator924_ wrote:

Okay, so I think I know what you are saying, but forgive me if this doesn't help you at all.

You probably have a code like “Forever: If right arrow pressed then move right, if left arrow pressed then move left, etc. Well, to make your character not pass through walls, you should add a piece of code after each ”move“ block: If touching wall then move negative the distance you moved first. For example, if you change x by three each time the right arrow key is pressed, then the sprite touches a wall, it should change x by -3. Remember to keep that code in the ”if right arrow key pressed". This gives it smooth movement against walls and happens so fast nobody will notice it. I hope this helps (because I'm horrible at explaining things), and you can always reply if you still don't understand.

_Cookinator924_ wrote:

Okay, so I think I know what you are saying, but forgive me if this doesn't help you at all.

You probably have a code like “Forever: If right arrow pressed then move right, if left arrow pressed then move left, etc. Well, to make your character not pass through walls, you should add a piece of code after each ”move“ block: If touching wall then move negative the distance you moved first. For example, if you change x by three each time the right arrow key is pressed, then the sprite touches a wall, it should change x by -3. Remember to keep that code in the ”if right arrow key pressed". This gives it smooth movement against walls and happens so fast nobody will notice it. I hope this helps (because I'm horrible at explaining things), and you can always reply if you still don't understand.

SuperWolf64 wrote:

_Cookinator924_ wrote:

Okay, so I think I know what you are saying, but forgive me if this doesn't help you at all.

You probably have a code like “Forever: If right arrow pressed then move right, if left arrow pressed then move left, etc. Well, to make your character not pass through walls, you should add a piece of code after each ”move“ block: If touching wall then move negative the distance you moved first. For example, if you change x by three each time the right arrow key is pressed, then the sprite touches a wall, it should change x by -3. Remember to keep that code in the ”if right arrow key pressed". This gives it smooth movement against walls and happens so fast nobody will notice it. I hope this helps (because I'm horrible at explaining things), and you can always reply if you still don't understand.

Okay, I'll try this