i have wanted to make a maze for so long bit i cant think of how to make solid blocks

It's not a case of making solid blocks but telling the sprite where it can and can't go. The usual method is to have the walls a certain colour, say black, then using an if not touching black script allow the sprite to move.

I wont to now how to make a solide bloke so my sprite can jump on it

There are a thousand of these around. But, I never made one before, so here is my first.
http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/12969047/

try this one if you want to make an overview game, there are also other ways.

http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/17306995/

never mind this

how do I make a solid block please

how do you make it solid?

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goldfish33333333333 wrote:

I wont to now how to make a solide bloke so my sprite can jump on it

I do too, i`m trying too make this game called void run.

You can not make a block sold in Scratch. You make your character sprite act like the block is solid by sensing when it is touching the “solid” block and then acting accordingly…. like not continuing to move.

See the list of helpful topics for scripting which is pinned at the top of the Help with scripts forum: http://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/1046/

A bunch of the links on that page were broken for awhile but they are fixed now. Lots of super helpful stuff. It totally answers your questions… check it out!

HTH
IU5

drmcw wrote:

It's not a case of making solid blocks but telling the sprite where it can and can't go. The usual method is to have the walls a certain colour, say black, then using an if not touching black script allow the sprite to move.

plz use the blocks

Example:

when green flag clicked
forever
    
if <key [right arrow v] pressed?> then
    change x by (10)
if <touching [wall v] ?> then
    
change x by (-10)
end

end

end

*wall is the name of a solid block
*under normal circumstances, when pressing right arrow, the sprite will move to the right
*however, when it hits the wall, it will not move
*this is the concept of a solid wall

do it ,more advanced

drmcw wrote:

It's not a case of making solid blocks but telling the sprite where it can and can't go. The usual method is to have the walls a certain colour, say black, then using an if not touching black script allow the sprite to move.

I did that but when i move my tank to touch the red it stays there. So it doesn't work really.

if you make the blocks where your character cant go trough black, then do:

when [ right arrow] key pressed

if <not <touching color [#ff0000] ?>> then
    
change x by (10)
end

i mean the block where you cant go trough is red

when green flag clicked
forever
    
if <key [space] pressed?> then 
set [height] to [up ]
change size by (20)
repeat until <<[(size)] = [100]> or <<touching [block] ?> >>
    
change size by (-2)
end
if <touching [block] ?> then
set [height] to [on block ]
end
if <not <touching [block] ?>> then
    repeat until <(size) = [100 ]>
    
change size by (-2)
end
set  [height] to [down]
end

end

end

this is for your character

have a script like this:

forever
    
if <not <touching [wall] ?>> then
    
move (speed) steps
end

end

then it should stop when it reaches the wall

Hey! I have been looking for how to do a solid sprite as well. I figured it out. This is the 1 true awnser. To my knowlage, your solid sprite has to have no erased spots. (AKA the image has to fit your sprite perfectly, so like a square is the only shape you can use.) The scripts are:

when green flag clicked
forever
if <touching [ v] ?> then
go to x: () y: (0)
    
end


end

Ok, this should be in the moving sprite. The “Touching” block has to be set to your solid sprite. The “Goto X & Y” has to be set to the coords that you want your moving sprite to respawn when it hits the solid block. (Yes, sadly I only know how to do it with the sending you back at the beginning method.) Once you do that, you are done!