I absolutely need this for a project. So, the block is similar to the

(distance to [sprite v])

block. But instead of the middle of the sprite being the “distance”, we have it where the closest part of the sprite is counted. It should look kinda like this:

(distance to closest part of [ v]::sensing)

It would work like this:
Sprite= @ or *
It detects the closest part of a sprite. For example, the * sprite would have a slightly shorter distance to @ with the “Distance of closest part of sprite”,
and the normal distance would be longer. It doesn't detect the middle of a sprite like norm distance. It detects the closest part of the sprite
Can we have this? I don't think its that confusing. I mean, I don't understand the ABS and the like block
(Note: I closed this by pressing close discussion on accident; it is reopened now!)
Thank you for reading!

dupe. probably. i'll try to find it.

unisparks8 wrote:

I absolutely need this for a project. So, the block is similar to the

(distance to [sprite v])

block. But instead of the middle of the sprite being the “distance”, we have it where the closest part of the sprite is counted. I should look kinda like this:

(distance to closest part of [ v] ::sensing)

Can we have this? I don't think its that confusing. I mean, I don't understand the ABBS and the like block

there may be ambiguity, no support

catgame_png wrote:

dupe. probably. i'll try to find it.

I don't think its a dupe…

mtnif wrote:

unisparks8 wrote:

I absolutely need this for a project. So, the block is similar to the

(distance to [sprite v])

block. But instead of the middle of the sprite being the “distance”, we have it where the closest part of the sprite is counted. I should look kinda like this:

(distance to closest part of [ v] ::sensing)

Can we have this? I don't think its that confusing. I mean, I don't understand the ABBS and the like block

there may be ambiguity, no support

no, it's checking the closest spot to the sprites direction.

catgame_png wrote:

mtnif wrote:

unisparks8 wrote:

I absolutely need this for a project. So, the block is similar to the

(distance to [sprite v])

block. But instead of the middle of the sprite being the “distance”, we have it where the closest part of the sprite is counted. I should look kinda like this:

(distance to closest part of [ v] ::sensing)

Can we have this? I don't think its that confusing. I mean, I don't understand the ABBS and the like block

there may be ambiguity, no support

no, it's checking the closest spot to the sprites direction.

Yeah. So I'm making a project where a sprite has to detect where another sprite is thru a wall (Using (If distance to closest part of ) . Heres an example:
O=center of wall
*=sprite
@=another sprite
|=wall
WITH NORMAL DISTANCE TO BLOCK:

@ | O | *||| Distance to other sprite is greater than distance to wall? Yes

O @|*||| Distance to other sprite is greater than distance to wall? No (I don't want it to be)

WITH NEW BLOCK:
@ | O | *||| Distance to other sprite is greater than distance to wall? Yes

O @|*||| Distance to other sprite is greater than distance to wall? Yes (I want this)

There quick explaination

Bump

Can someone reply what they think about this? This seems kinda… Dead…

catgame_png wrote:

dupe. probably. i'll try to find it.

YOU ALMOST FOOLED ME. THANK GOD MY DISTRICT ADMIN SAVED ME

gabe1082727 wrote:

catgame_png wrote:

dupe. probably. i'll try to find it.

YOU ALMOST FOOLED ME. THANK GOD MY DISTRICT ADMIN SAVED ME

…

Bump

Bump

gabe1082727 wrote:

catgame_png wrote:

dupe. probably. i'll try to find it.

YOU ALMOST FOOLED ME. THANK GOD MY DISTRICT ADMIN SAVED ME

what?

Bump

Yes, bump again

gabe1082727 wrote:

catgame_png wrote:

dupe. probably. i'll try to find it.

YOU ALMOST FOOLED ME. THANK GOD MY DISTRICT ADMIN SAVED ME

oh, my signature. it's not a virus. its a joke.

found out that this is not in t7sd or tolors.

Reopened and ready for feedback! Say what you think about my sensing block!

C'mon! Don't be shy to say something!

unisparks8 wrote:

C'mon! Don't be shy to say something!

support then