I was think you guys can add a sensing block which detects that sprites radius, by as much it can be, like not a 360 degree radius, but could be between 1-360 degree, the people can change that part, and can detect if anything is in that radius of the sprite.

if <[(Radius  [360] v] on [sprite1 v])] = (Sprite [Any? v])> then

end

This basically detects if any sprite is in the 360 radius

The example you provide here already has a block:

(distance to [Sprite v])

Aside from that, I'm not really sure what this does. What do you mean by “not a 360 degree radius”? Radius is generally meant to convey a measure from a circle's center to its edge - for example “everyone in a ten mile radius” would include all people in a circle with a radius of ten miles from the center point.

Kismat12 wrote:

I was think you guys can add a sensing block which detects that sprites radius, by as much it can be, like not a 360 degree radius, but could be between 1-360 degree, the people can change that part, and can detect if anything is in that radius of the sprite.

if <[(Radius  [360] v] on [sprite1 v])] = (Sprite [Any? v])> then

end

This basically detects if any sprite is in the 360 radius

That would be useless as they would always be in that place.

deletedscratch0 wrote:

Kismat12 wrote:

I was think you guys can add a sensing block which detects that sprites radius, by as much it can be, like not a 360 degree radius, but could be between 1-360 degree, the people can change that part, and can detect if anything is in that radius of the sprite.

if <[(Radius  [360] v] on [sprite1 v])] = (Sprite [Any? v])> then

end

This basically detects if any sprite is in the 360 radius

That would be useless as they would always be in that place.

So what about this?

if <sprite [any v] is in a () radius of [sprite1 v]::sensing> then //where the radius is the radius of the circle

end

yet as Flowermanvista stated

Flowermanvista wrote:

The example you provide here already has a block:

(distance to [Sprite v])

Aside from that, I'm not really sure what this does. What do you mean by “not a 360 degree radius”? Radius is generally meant to convey a measure from a circle's center to its edge - for example “everyone in a ten mile radius” would include all people in a circle with a radius of ten miles from the center point.

Using Pythagoras' Theorem would accomplish this easily sqrt( (x2-x1)^2 + (y2-y1)^2 ) < 100 then do (stuff)
Or just use ..

(distance to [Sprite v])

and how do i get the raidius block anyways

darshk2013 wrote:

and how do i get the raidius block anyways

Please don't necropost. And you can't.

Kismat12 wrote:

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I was think you guys can add a sensing block which detects that sprites radius, by as much it can be, like not a 360 degree radius, but could be between 1-360 degree, the people can change that part, and can detect if anything is in that radius of the sprite.

if <[(Radius  [360] v] on [sprite1 v])] = (Sprite [Any? v])> then

end

This basically detects if any sprite is in the 360 radius

is this supposed to be

if <is [Sprite1 v] in a radius of (360)° :: sensing> then
. . .
end

If so, this already exists

if <(distance to [Sprite1 v]) < (361) > then
. . .
end

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