How do you make a gravity script (a acruate one)

you'll find something about it here

If you're asking about the equations of motion then this project is a 1.4 project that uses them.

Here is one i made:http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/10759801/
And here is the same one, but with a few more features: http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/10759394/

cemicle123 wrote:

How do you make a gravity script (a acruate one)

Forever
change y by -2
If touching <>
change y bu 2

Thats really all there is too it, hope this helps

I have just shared two example projects that both demonstrate the use of gravity on objects that you might find helpful.

A Bouncing Ball Project - http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/12185288/
An Arrow Shooting Project - http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/12185318/

They are both heavily commented to help scratchers understand them

Griffpatch

Hi cemicle. I actually have a step by step video tutorial on how to implement gravity (and even reverse gravity) in three of my projects:

Double Jumps in Scratch (and YouTube video)

Reverse Gravity game (and YouTube video)

Basketball game (and YouTube video)

I need help on gravity for this platformer https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/231881386/ cuz when you go up and move forward you don't fall down.

DrSj wrote:

I need help on gravity for this platformer https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/231881386/ cuz when you go up and move forward you don't fall down.

Please create your own new topic rather than necroposting.