Can you tell me how to make a Glide Collision

I'm Working on a game called “Nextbot Creator” and I'm I'm having some minor issues

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Generally it is better to use a loop for movement if you want to detect collisions. Otherwise the collision has to be detected by a separate script since while the glide block is running the script that contains it will not be doing anything else.

That was a bit not helpful, but thanks, you deserve a follow

So, what do you mean by a glide collision?

ok

collision is something you bounce on another sprite

Hi Tesla0511,

I think we're having trouble answering because of the term “Glide Collision”. That sounds like you're using the “glide” block:

as deck26 pointed out, once a script calls the glide block, it performs the glide over however many secs. If your sprite were to collide with some other object while it is gliding, another script could detect “touching”, but it's difficult to do much about it. (Your only option to stop in the middle of a glide is

That might be acceptable if you actually want to stop when sprites touch (and have no other scripts in the sprite that need to keep running.) But you said

collision is something you bounce on another sprite

If you need to bounce, you probably need to adjust your movement to use something other than glide (move blocks or change x by, change y by).

If you share the project and post a link, you may get suggestions on how to adjust your movement code to work with collisions.

– RT_Borg

If you want to move something you can do

sorry i cant use it
i meant using glide block but its ok
that was pretty helpful

The problem with glide block is there is not a good way to stop it, like RT_Borg said

If your sprite were to collide with some other object while it is gliding, another script could detect “touching”, but it's difficult to do much about it. (Your only option to stop in the middle of a glide is

So using the “repeat until touching” script is probably the closest to being able to have something “glide” and still being able to stop it.

mineguy9 wrote:

The problem with glide block is there is not a good way to stop it, like RT_Borg said

If your sprite were to collide with some other object while it is gliding, another script could detect “touching”, but it's difficult to do much about it. (Your only option to stop in the middle of a glide is

So using the “repeat until touching” script is probably the closest to being able to have something “glide” and still being able to stop it.

I agree, I believe the glide block lags when it glides so collision scripts could possibly stop working.
However, if you do insist on using the glide method,

Note: with this method, you won’t be able to get to the edge of a wall, but it works.