(distance to [point b v])

(distance to [point a v])

rendered_fox1 wrote:

so the distance traveled thing is all good, but when i said total distance i mean like the distance inbetween point a and b[/quoi me

rendered_fox1 wrote:

so the distance traveled thing is all good, but when i said total distance i mean like the distance inbetween point a and b

i mean isnt the distance between point A and B just distance traveled?
that shows the distance for each time you move

MrKingofScratch wrote:

What is the feature that will use this? Don't get caught up in the x y problem. However, you can try this:

In point A

(distance to [point b v])

will give you the distance from point a to point b.

In the sprite that should move,

(distance to [point a v])

will give you how far the sprite has traveled.

HOWEVER, I guarantee that there is a better solution to your problem than using these blocks/this method.

set size to ((([sin v] of ((((distance to [player v])::#6f6f6f) * (90)) / (total distance::#6f6f6f))) * (125)) + (75)) %

MrKingofScratch wrote:

There's a limit to how small or large a sprite can be. The solution depends on if you want to make it bigger or smaller.

PS: hit the green checkmark when writing a post to preview what the scratchblocks will look like

MrKingofScratch wrote:

What do you want it to do- grow as it goes to point b? If so, that sin block is messing it up.