hello,
Today I have used the ‘color touching color ?’ block in scratch and it is not working the way it should work .

when I put in my color (red) and my other color (gray) those colors on screen when they touch nothing happens.
what is supposed to happen is that when the red touches the grey, the sprite goes to y: 0 x: 189 but this is not happening.

Maybe you've placed the touching block in the wrong sprite?

<color [#ff0000] is touching [#888888] ?> // True if the red part of the sprite it is in touches any grey in the screen.

ec-99 wrote:

hello,
Today I have used the ‘color touching color ?’ block in scratch and it is not working the way it should work .

when I put in my color (red) and my other color (gray) those colors on screen when they touch nothing happens.
what is supposed to happen is that when the red touches the grey, the sprite goes to y: 0 x: 189 but this is not happening.

Maybe your shade of red/grey isn't correct? You should use the eyedropper tool to get the correct colors.

rayli1123 wrote:

ec-99 wrote:

hello,
Today I have used the ‘color touching color ?’ block in scratch and it is not working the way it should work .

when I put in my color (red) and my other color (gray) those colors on screen when they touch nothing happens.
what is supposed to happen is that when the red touches the grey, the sprite goes to y: 0 x: 189 but this is not happening.

Maybe your shade of red/grey isn't correct? You should use the eyedropper tool to get the correct colors.

Sometimes Eye dropper tools aren't exactly accurate

lisagu wrote:

rayli1123 wrote:

ec-99 wrote:

hello,
Today I have used the ‘color touching color ?’ block in scratch and it is not working the way it should work .

when I put in my color (red) and my other color (gray) those colors on screen when they touch nothing happens.
what is supposed to happen is that when the red touches the grey, the sprite goes to y: 0 x: 189 but this is not happening.

Maybe your shade of red/grey isn't correct? You should use the eyedropper tool to get the correct colors.

Sometimes Eye dropper tools aren't exactly accurate

It's more accurate and quicker to use the eyedropper than to eyeball the color on screen and hope that it's right.

ok. thx for the help

ec-99 wrote:

ok. thx for the help

You took yourself around 9 months to respond “ok. thx for the help ”

I mean it's ok.
Go ahead

ec-99 wrote:

ok. thx for the help

Please do not necropost.