I'm making a maze game where the maze and the goal are the same sprite, and are both clones.I use a local variable to tell the difference between the two. (Aka a ID variable)
The player movement script prevents movement if you try to move through the walls, but i can't find a way for the player character's script to be able to read the ID of the clone it is touching. So it can't tell the difference between the wall and the goal.
Is there a way for the player character to read the ID of a clone it is touching?

An easy way to do this would be

<touching color [#c2ee55] ?>

And then having the walls and the goal be different colours
Or you have them be different sprites and the player just detects what sprite it is touching

I found an extend to it and helped you kinda.

if <touching color [#ab484f] ?> then
stop [ v]
end

You could edit it! Your welcome!

Following up to the previous, you could also use

(costume #)

As a variable. So it would read something like

When I'm a clone
Loop-
If touching player and Costume = Goal
Then say “you win”

meh_dog wrote:

Is there a way for the player character to read the ID of a clone it is touching?

This would do it but it does not exist

create clone of [Wall v] named [Goal] :: control

And then in the Player sprite you could use

if <touching (join [Goal] []) ?> then
end

sorry

You Can, however, turn it around have have the Goal clone do a touching test to see if it is touching the Player sprite and, if true, set a variable or make a broadcast. I’m guessing that you don’t want to just make a Goal Sprite because you might want to have one or more possible goals.

For the player sprite to read the ID of a clone it is touching, the clone could either set a global (For all sprites) variable to its ID or add its ID to a global (For all sprites) list that the player sprite can access.

make it so that the clone sets a different variable to its id when touching player