I recently encountered a problem, in the game I'm creating. I tried to make a sprite, glide to the Y of 200, using the

glide (speed) secs to x: (MyX) y: (200)

block.

This, by itself worked perfectly. It'd glide at the variable's speed, to Y 200, and then run its next scripts. Though, I needed it to change it's X, several times, while gliding- So I created another script:

when green flag clicked
forever
set x to (MyX)

end

The variable, was set to the X of a constantly moving separate sprite.

This however, didn't work. My initial sprite, would ignore that script, and glide to the last value the variable was set too.
I know that the “Glide” block, stops it's other scripts while Gliding. Though, is there a way to bypass this? I've attempted to use

repeat ()
change y by (5)
end

block, and well- It worked. Though, it doesn't have the same effect, that the Gliding block has. Is there another way, to achieve the Glide “seconds” effect, and still change the X, constantly while gliding?

Why don't you put MyX instead of the 0? It might work

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