yavuz61035 wrote:

there are 4 parameters

1. wobble intensity
2. wobble frequency
3. wobble direction
4. wobble offset
and there might be a boolean to control will it automatically wobble

so, the blocks are this:

set [wobble intensity v] effect to (10) :: looks // solves number 1
set [wobble speed v] effect to (5) :: looks // solves number 2
set [wobble offset v] effect to (17) :: looks // solves number 4

and for wobble direction, there is 2 ways

way 1

set [wobble direction v] effect to (120) :: looks

way 2

set [wobble left-right v] effect to (5) :: looks
set [wobble up-down v] effect to (7) :: looks

// these would replace the "wobble intensity" blocks. you could always use a bit of math to get your direction though

and for the boolean, i think we could do something like this

(enable v) automatic wobbling :: looks
(disable v) automatic wobbling :: looks

// a reporter could be placed in the reporter area, and we could discuss whether to use true/false, enable/disable, both, nothing, or something else

another point to discuss is what is the rate that the wobble offsets by a number with a deafult frequency? like offseting by 180/30 per frame?

anyways, i support!!!!

also remember to add this effect into the “change efffect by” block

yavuz61035 wrote:

there are 4 parameters

1. wobble intensity
2. wobble frequency
3. wobble direction
4. wobble offset
and there might be a boolean to control will it automatically wobble

so, the blocks are this:

set [wobble intensity v] effect to (10) :: looks // solves number 1
set [wobble speed v] effect to (5) :: looks // solves number 2
set [wobble offset v] effect to (17) :: looks // solves number 4

and for wobble direction, there is 2 ways

way 1

set [wobble direction v] effect to (120) :: looks

way 2

set [wobble left-right v] effect to (5) :: looks
set [wobble up-down v] effect to (7) :: looks

// these would replace the "wobble intensity" blocks. you could always use a bit of math to get your direction though

and for the boolean, i think we could do something like this

(enable v) automatic wobbling :: looks
(disable v) automatic wobbling :: looks

// a reporter could be placed in the reporter area, and we could discuss whether to use true/false, enable/disable, both, nothing, or something else

another point to discuss is what is the rate that the wobble offsets by a number with a deafult frequency? like offseting by 180/30 per frame?

anyways, i support!!!!

also remember to add this effect into the “change efffect by” block

BebaMonica wrote:

strong support

-Valtren- wrote:

I think you can do this using the whirl effect, but idk how

NiceGuy5 wrote:

Unithlees3 wrote:

No Support. this will take up many resources.

I don't think it will take that much resources. It's a simple sine wave, which only requires a tiny bit of code in the code for that block.

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when gf clicked :: events hat
go to x: (0) y: (0)
switch costume to ( v)
set [Var 2 v] to (0)
set [Speed Var v] to (3)
set [Wave Var v] to (5)
set [X Var v] to (10)
repeat [the number of costumes except the blank one]
next costume
change [Var 2 v] by (1)
create clone of (myself v)
end
forever
change [move v] by (2)
end
when I start as a clone :: controls hat
forever
go to x: (([sin v] of(((move) * (Speed Var)) + ((Var 2) * (Wave Var)))) * (X Var)) y: (0)
end
when I receive [delete clones v] :: events hat
delete this clone