footsocktoe wrote:

If you need to use “touching” then set the Sprite to 99% ghosting instead of hiding it. It will still be invisible, but can detect touches.

I know this is pretty old, but as an contribution, 100% ghosting wont affect touching, so it will be able to detect when it collides.

Have the player switch to the hitbox costume, do everything the hitbox needs to do, and then simply switch the costume to the original.

when green flag clicked
forever
switch costume to [Hitbox v]
InsertScriptHere
switch costume to [OriginalCostume v]
end

You can do this:

when green flag clicked
set [ ghost] effect to (100)

forever

go to [ theplayer]end

HoopsMagoo wrote:

You can do this:

when green flag clicked
set [ ghost] effect to (100)

forever

go to [ theplayer]end

Please don't necropost.

usually what I do is I have certain colors on different parts of any given sprite- like hair color, shirt color, shoes color, and then left wall color, right wall color, ground color, and ceiling color, and use various different

<color [#d92639] is touching [#a3fe65] ?>
<touching [OtherSprite] ?>
<(distance to [OtherSprite]) < [SomeAmount]>

blocks to test what part of what is touching what else.

I'm having an issue. I made the hitbox, did the script but when I double checked it, it seems to go slightly behind the sprite I wanted it to correspond. Any suggestions to fix it?

Please don't necropost or thread hijack. If you need help, then create your own topic.