Add Move Sprite Block

move [ Player Name Here v]

And

move [ Player Name Here v] to x: (0) y: (0)

-Moves A Sprite (Useful For Mobile Buttons)

What does this do?

You can use messages and move blocks to have sprite a move sprite b. Also, how would it move it? X, Y axis, or like the move block(moves in the direction the sprite is moving)

wait so like glide blocks

gamingmain wrote:

shoot a jumpscare

Jump scares aren’t allowed on Scratch, as per this(explains it, I believe)
(Edit: Hey, the announcement:D
This was about OP’s statement

-Valtren- wrote:

wait so like glide blocks

no, like moving sprites block

gamingmain wrote:

-Valtren- wrote:

wait so like glide blocks

no, like moving sprites block

Where would it move? How would you control that?

ScolderCreations wrote:

gamingmain wrote:

-Valtren- wrote:

wait so like glide blocks

no, like moving sprites block

Where would it move? How would you control that?

welp with this

change x by (0) on [ Player Name Here v]

and this

change y by (0) on [ Player Name Here v]

you can also do this

set x by (0) on [ Player Name Here v]

set y by (0) on [ Player Name Here v]

No support, as you can easily do this by using messages and custom blocks

Change [ sprite ] by ( 10 ) x

Change x by ( 10 ) with [ sprite ]

Glide [ sprite ] to x ( 10 ) y ( 10 )

So you could do it from other sprites…

the workaround is really easy

Button sprite

when this sprite clicked
broadcast [message v]

Player sprite

when I receive [message v]
change x/y by ()::motion

randomguy3513 wrote:

the workaround is really easy

Button sprite

when this sprite clicked
broadcast [message v]

Player sprite

when I receive [message v]
change x/y by ()::motion

Yeah

This sounds like you are trying to change the state of one sprite (the location) from another sprite or the stage. Generally, we want to avoid this so that it doesn't get too confusing about who is changing the state. Use broadcasts to tell the sprite to change it's own state.