if <touching [big enemy v] ?> then
broadcast [big enemy color change v]
wait until <not <touching [big enemy v] ?>>
end

forever
set [X v] to (x position)
set [Y v] to (y position)
Movement scripts ::grey
if <touching [big enemy v] ?> then
go to x: (X) y: (y)
end
end

MasterofTheBrick wrote:

This basic collision script should help.

forever
set [X v] to (x position)
set [Y v] to (y position)
Movement scripts ::grey
if <touching [big enemy v] ?> then
go to x: (X) y: (y)
end
end

25wjefferies wrote:

This isn't working, did I mess something up?

set [x v] to (x position)
set [y v] to (y position)

set [x v] to [] //variable block

set [y v] to [] //variable block

(x position) //movement block

(y position) //movement block

if <touching [boss v] ?> then
go to x: (x) y: (y)
end

(x) //variable block

(y) //variable block

go to x: () y: () //movement block

MasterofTheBrick wrote:

25wjefferies wrote:

This isn't working, did I mess something up?

Looks like you confused the variables with the movement blocks, and vice versa.

Look at the scripts carefully again, and make the necessary changes to your own.

set [x v] to (x position)
set [y v] to (y position)

The orange blocks are variable blocks, while the blue reporters are movement blocks. Essentially, the snippet of code above is made up of the 4 blocks below:

set [x v] to [] //variable block

set [y v] to [] //variable block

(x position) //movement block

(y position) //movement block

Same goes for the detection script:

if <touching [boss v] ?> then
go to x: (x) y: (y)
end

Split it up, and you get these 3 blocks.

(x) //variable block

(y) //variable block

MasteroftheBrick wrote:

This works, except now the player moves too fast (to the point where the player gets stuck in the wall)

MasterofTheBrick wrote:

25wjefferies wrote:

This isn't working, did I mess something up?

Looks like you confused the variables with the movement blocks, and vice versa.

Look at the scripts carefully again, and make the necessary changes to your own.

set [x v] to (x position)
set [y v] to (y position)

The orange blocks are variable blocks, while the blue reporters are movement blocks. Essentially, the snippet of code above is made up of the 4 blocks below:

set [x v] to [] //variable block

set [y v] to [] //variable block

(x position) //movement block

(y position) //movement block

Same goes for the detection script:

if <touching [boss v] ?> then
go to x: (x) y: (y)
end

Split it up, and you get these 3 blocks.

(x) //variable block

(y) //variable block

go to x: () y: () //movement block[/quote]

This works, except now the player moves too fast.