when green flag clicked
forever
if <key [ W] pressed?> then
change y by (5)
end
end

when [W v] key pressed

colorjuice wrote:

That’s probably the smoothest way to do movement, but if you don’t want that, instead of using

when [W v] key pressed

Use that same block but from the Makey Makey extension,
it’s not the smoothest but there is a lot less lag for some reason.

FishTC wrote:

I need a smooth movement tutorial, if someone could give me a way to achieve this, the problem is all I found doesn't work, and I don't want this.

when green flag clicked
forever
if <key [ W] pressed?> then
change y by (5)
end
end

when green flag clicked
forever
change [speedX v] by (<key [d v] pressed?> - <key [a v] pressed?>)
change [speedY v] by (<key [w v] pressed?> - <key [s v] pressed?>)
set [speedX v] to ((speedX) * (0.85))
set [speedY v] to ((speedY) * (0.85))
change x by (speedX)
change y by (speedY)
end

PhoenixEntropy wrote:

FishTC wrote:

I need a smooth movement tutorial, if someone could give me a way to achieve this, the problem is all I found doesn't work, and I don't want this.

when green flag clicked
forever
if <key [ W] pressed?> then
change y by (5)
end
end

when green flag clicked
forever
change [speedX v] by (<key [d v] pressed?> - <key [a v] pressed?>)
change [speedY v] by (<key [w v] pressed?> - <key [s v] pressed?>)
set [speedX v] to ((speedX) * (0.85))
set [speedY v] to ((speedY) * (0.85))
change x by (spee]

FishTC wrote:

I need a smooth movement tutorial, if someone could give me a way to achieve this, the problem is all I found doesn't work, and I don't want this.

 [endquote/]

when [Hi v] key pressed
repeat until <not <key [Hi v] pressed>>
change x by (Hi)
end

when this is seen

show a good tutorial please