pythonicKI wrote:

unmet wrote:

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or, y'know, you could just make sprites detect hidden sprites from the get-go without having all of these shenanigans set in place

that would break a lot of projects.

why would you try to detect if a sprite is touching something that's hidden anyway? am I just missing something?

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Honestly, the workaround is 10x easier then the block

starlightsparker wrote:

Honestly, the workaround is 10x easier then the block

The workaround requires the sprite to be invisible, this does not.

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so detect when hidden or full ghost? i guess support it could make a better hide and seek game

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gdfsgdfsgdfg wrote:

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fine i’m not going to argue

It's also best if you just ignore the user. It helps avoid flame wars.

But the question still stands on this, why is this block even useful? You got

if on edge, bounce

block.

PaperMarioFan2022 wrote:

gdfsgdfsgdfg wrote:

(#20)
fine i’m not going to argue

It's also best if you just ignore the user. It helps avoid flame wars.

But the question still stands on this, why is this block even useful? You got

if on edge, bounce

block.

The workaround requires the sprite to be invisible, this does not

If I'm understanding how the block works, I personally think it would be pretty helpful in some situations
Though the majority of projects wouldn't really need it, it would be helpful for some more complex games (say a tower defense where the projectiles are in the same sprite as the towers, but you don't want to enemies to be able to touch the projectiles)
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