oof

if << <(mouse x) > [239]> or <(mouse x) < [-239]>> or <<(mouse y) < [-179]> or <(mouse y) > [179]>>> then 

 
next backdrop

end

idk if you want the mouse or the player, if you want the player switch mouse x to x position and mouse y to y position;
change the numbers slightly to make more or less accuracy i guess

when green flag clicked
forever
if <touching [edge v] ?> then
next backdrop
wait (1) secs
end
end

Continuously checks if the sprite is touching the edge of the stage. The only problem is that if something is touching the edge, the background will change, then immediately afterwards it checks if the sprite is touching the edge again, which can cause the backgrounds to switch incredibly rapidly. Hence the wait 1 secs block. It simply give you a second to move your sprite away from the edge so the backgrounds don't switch 30 times a second.

I would use:

when green flag clicked
forever
if <touching [ edge] ?> then
switch backdrop to [ the name of the backdrop]
wait until <not <touching [ edge] ?>>
end
end

AcousticGuy wrote:

I would use:

when green flag clicked
forever
if <touching [ edge] ?> then
switch backdrop to [ the name of the backdrop]
wait until <not <touching [ edge] ?>>
end
end

Word, that's more robust than simply waiting a second like the one I posted.

This Script would work :

when green flag clicked
forever
if <touching [edge] ?> then
switch backdrop to [(insert backdrop name here)]
end
end

I would use:

when green flag clicked
forever
if <touching [edge v] ?> then
next costume

end
end

Happy to help any time!

I was wondering the same thing, but I saw that there was no “next backdrop” in sprites.

So what do I do if I was going to do that one?

but what if I only wanted it to change when I hit the right wall?

Orangey2011 wrote:

I was wondering the same thing, but I saw that there was no “next backdrop” in sprites.

So what do I do if I was going to do that one?

You could drag and drop the next backdrop block from the stage or just broadcast to get the stage to make the change.

Roto-N wrote:

but what if I only wanted it to change when I hit the right wall?

Check for x > 235 or whatever suits but remember if you check this in a forever loop and don't move the sprite it will keep changing. using wait until x > 235, next backdrop and wait until x < 235 before looping is one way round that problem.

i cant find touching edge button…

It only works on the left side. is there a way to fix that?

haiaprjcms19 wrote:

i cant find touching edge button…

sensing, use the dropdown.

tvwin34 wrote:

It only works on the left side. is there a way to fix that?

you probably chose a bad script or did someting wrong.


but for both of you, make your own posts when you have questions, and don't necropost.

i can't find touching edge button…

Neither can I. Something is wrong with scratch there is not all of the scratch blocks on the side of the screen

Try this:

when green flag clicked
forever
wait until <<(x position) > [220]> or <(x position) < [-220]>>
next backdrop
end

haiaprjcms19 wrote:

i cant find touching edge button…

Africansavannah07 wrote:

i can't find touching edge button…

VideoGameFreak75 wrote:

Neither can I. Something is wrong with scratch there is not all of the scratch blocks on the side of the screen

By default, it is this:

<touching [mouse-pointer v] ?>

Click the dropdown box to change it from mouse-pointer to edge

<touching [edge v] ?>

CuriousGamer wrote:

haiaprjcms19 wrote:

i cant find touching edge button…

Africansavannah07 wrote:

i can't find touching edge button…

VideoGameFreak75 wrote:

Neither can I. Something is wrong with scratch there is not all of the scratch blocks on the side of the screen

By default, it is this:

<touching [mouse-pointer v] ?>

Click the dropdown box to change it from mouse-pointer to edge

<touching [edge v] ?>

Please don't necropost. This topic is already resloved.

maybye

if <> then

<touching [ v] ?>end
switch backdrop to [ v]