I'm not sure how to make two sprites face in the same direction without using the broadcasts, which would make my bullet projectile act like a guided missile instead. I've tried help from a different post where they say to use the

([ direction v] of [Sprite1 v])

block, but there is no such way to make that, any help?

Hello, @MinorNerdMan
the “direction of sprite” cube can’t be found through the sprite code, instead, press “background” and you can find that code through there, in sensing.
It will look like this:

([backdrop# v] of [Stage v])

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Well, if you want to have the sprite face the same way as another, then try this:

when green flag clicked
forever
point in direction ([direction v] of [Sprite1 v])
end

The blue “direction of sprite1” block looks like this:

([x position v] of [Sprite1 v])

But the dropdown menu allows you to select “direction.”

Thanks you guys that really helped

No problem.
Edit: I don’t want to edit my first post so I’ll edit this one; The first post made by me on this thread has misinformation, but not on purpose. I apologize for that, I was new to Scratch.

TheAutocorrectingCat wrote:

starlightsparker wrote:

Hello, @MinorNerdMan
the “direction of sprite” cube can’t be found through the sprite code, instead, press “background” and you can find that code through there, in sensing.
It will look like this:

([backdrop# v] of [Stage v])

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