nah, didnt change anything for some reason https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1162696800/

I looked through your code, and in the Inkman sprite, you never used

set rotation style [left-right v]

to set the rotation style and you never used the

point in direction []

block to make him face left or right.



I can confirm that it does work after trying it myself. You got this!

I did put it in my code, its in the inkman sprite heres an example:

when I receive [ Start the game ]
if <touching [ Sprite3] ?> then
set rotation style [ left right ]
point in direction ( 90)
switch costume to [ costume14] 
switch costume to [ costume15]
switch costume to [ costume16]
wait (0.30) secs
switch costume to [ costume10]
end

Sorry, I see it now. If you're using different costumes to face left and right, you don't need the

point in direction []

block at all. In your sprite titled Inkman, you have these 4 chunks of code.


If you replace them with these 2, it should work better.



This works because the new code uses a forever loop to always check when it should do the animation, rather than just at the beginning of the game.

Both costumes are facing in the different direction but for some dang reason its still facing right

you there?

Delete these four blocks of code from your Inkman sprite.



Then, create these ones instead:



This should work if you do it correctly.

That didnt work unfortunately, it even made it worse i would say.

I am reviewing the project you shared, and I noticed that you did not implement the fix as I instructed. Are you possibly working on a different project? If not, it seems you are not following my instructions on how to implement the code, which is why it is not functioning correctly.

I did put it in the inkman sprite, but the animation was more choppy so i deleted it and put the original code back in (temporarily)

Hello?

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