I've been dealing with gravity issues in my platformers. How do you make a gravity script for when the player jumps and collides with the level?
Going through the same amount of problems, my Player is glitching. When it got glitched, the sprite got stuck inside the level and got crazy as if it was set to a random position. Have any collision or gravity scripts you can share with me to solve this problem? If so, please post a comment down below, that will might help me?

FEW THINGS:
- If you have a Scratcher who has a backpackable sprite for the platformer, make sure that this sprite doesn't use animation. (in my scenario, I am not using
any player animation!).
This log is going to be updated as soon as I receive some feedback from some Scratchers!

griffpatch has a nice platformer engine that both explains the code behind and gives you a backpackable sprite that you can customize to what you need

cIoudyness wrote:

griffpatch has a nice platformer engine that both explains the code behind and gives you a backpackable sprite that you can customize to what you need

Hmm… Okay.

when green flag clicked

try

@cloudyness
I guess it contains animation. My character is actually non-animated, for this scenario.
well I will put that in my forum text to let everyone know!

it’s (again) customizable. you can just take out what you don’t need and change what you want

there’s also a lot of other platformer engines that you can browse through on scratch

cIoudyness wrote:

it’s (again) customizable. you can just take out what you don’t need and change what you want

there’s also a lot of other platformer engines that you can browse through on scratch

Okay. But ahem… AGAIN! Problem. It contains no script, so I guess this takes a while. Do you have any gravity scripts I can use, please?

are we looking at the same project?
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/67727504/

the first sprite is literally just a good gravity script and if you didn’t want to code the rest of the platformer you could just backpack an “improved” sprite

cIoudyness wrote:

are we looking at the same project?
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/67727504/

the first sprite is literally just a good gravity script and if you didn’t want to code the rest of the platformer you could just backpack an “improved” sprite

Nope. I'm using Scratch 3.0 Projects. So there was a 2.0 one?

(After previous edit)

Okay, I changed my mind. Scratch 2.0 Tutorials are actually outdated.
Why am I leaving an outdated script behind?

It started to glitch when I took out the improved backpackable sprite with my glitchy gravity sprite. Now the sprite is completely bugging all over the level.
This is becoming such a big issue.

(After so much stress)

Oh… The touching <_> blocks!
My level sprite is actually named level. But what is the touching <platform>? block for?


nice. This Scratch problem is officially… SOLVED