Making a sort of zombe-tag-ish… aaaa doesn't matter
Basically when a “rock” clone touches a “scissors” clone, the “scissors” clone will switch its costume and become a “rock” clone, problem is both are clones of the same sprite, and the “Touching?” Boolean wont count the sprite its in

Same thing for “paper” clones, those get turned into “scissors” clones when touched by a “scissor” clone

Try making it another sprite..


Sigh..

(this is literally a way people use to differentiate 1.4 and 2.0 and 3.0 since 1.4 and 2.0 return true)
Maybe if it was still possible to do this, and using a sprite only variable you could have it as one sprite..

medians wrote:

Try making it another sprite..


Sigh..

(this is literally a way people use to differentiate 1.4 and 2.0 and 3.0 since 1.4 and 2.0 return true)
Maybe if it was still possible to do this, and using a sprite only variable you could have it as one sprite..

Oh hey medians
Anyway, uh i didn't know that would actually work
Thanks i guess

Hm now i've got another problem, keep in mind i'm still having it be all in one singular sprite
The “rock” clone (which is costume number 1) doesn't turn into a “paper” clone when it touches a “paper” clone
Here's my code right now… well atleast the parts relevant to this problem

I'll go look for some 1 sprite projects to see if i could find my solution

IceCreamTub wrote:

Hm now i've got another problem, keep in mind i'm still having it be all in one singular sprite
The “rock” clone (which is costume number 1) doesn't turn into a “paper” clone when it touches a “paper” clone
Here's my code right now… well atleast the parts relevant to this problem

I'll go look for some 1 sprite projects to see if i could find my solution

..Remove the touching self part (it no longer works), and it could detect something else with the costume name thing.

medians wrote:

IceCreamTub wrote:

Hm now i've got another problem, keep in mind i'm still having it be all in one singular sprite
The “rock” clone (which is costume number 1) doesn't turn into a “paper” clone when it touches a “paper” clone
Here's my code right now… well atleast the parts relevant to this problem

I'll go look for some 1 sprite projects to see if i could find my solution

..Remove the touching self part

That's odd, when i tested it (with the touching self thing only and a say block) it returned true when the clone was touched

IceCreamTub wrote:

medians wrote:

IceCreamTub wrote:

Hm now i've got another problem, keep in mind i'm still having it be all in one singular sprite
The “rock” clone (which is costume number 1) doesn't turn into a “paper” clone when it touches a “paper” clone
Here's my code right now… well atleast the parts relevant to this problem

I'll go look for some 1 sprite projects to see if i could find my solution

..Remove the touching self part

That's odd, when i tested it (with the touching self thing only and a say block) it returned true when the clone was touched

Weird, maybe it only is false with the original sprite now.