when you drop while theres a platform like really close under you it snaps to that platform and i dont want that it looks really bad


link: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1370298362/

also the slope controller is inside the move plrX block

specifing which code to look for:


sorry I cant explain this better

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its a bump for like bumping the post for others to see it
look it up

Simple fix is to reduce the initial change .Py and the else change .Py to a lower number, after some testing i would recommend 10.

However if you want it to follow a more specific behavior such as detecting if it is a slope or not and not snapping if it is not a slope, it would require a bit more code and i can elaborate further

bump

102acrimea wrote:

Simple fix is to reduce the initial change .Py and the else change .Py to a lower number, after some testing i would recommend 10.

However if you want it to follow a more specific behavior such as detecting if it is a slope or not and not snapping if it is not a slope, it would require a bit more code and i can elaborate further

I mean I want to keep the values I just need to have it detecting if its a slope

Could do that, a little bit more complex however.

Firstly, you need to make a new myBlock (something along the lines of slopeDetect), what the block does it test the current position and the Y position of the ground, move a little bit left and right and get their ground Y value, then get those values and check if their differences indicate a slope (a certain rate of change). Before returning to the original position to decide whether to snap or not

I can make scratchblocks to elaborate for this to post into the forum but it takes a bit so lmk if you want that

102acrimea wrote:

Could do that, a little bit more complex however.

Firstly, you need to make a new myBlock (something along the lines of slopeDetect), what the block does it test the current position and the Y position of the ground, move a little bit left and right and get their ground Y value, then get those values and check if their differences indicate a slope (a certain rate of change). Before returning to the original position to decide whether to snap or not

I can make scratchblocks to elaborate for this to post into the forum but it takes a bit so lmk if you want that

yeah I need scratch blocks I cant understand what you're saying, sorry

Using your collisioncheck myblock

This likely won't look good on first post, may also contain bugs

Note that it is not perfect either and may require some tweaking to meet your requirements

when green flag clicked
delete all of [slopeData v]

define groundTest
set [touch v] to [0]
repeat (50)
if <[touch] = [0]> then 
change [.Py v] by (-1)
collisioncheck
else
add [.Py] to [slopeData v]
stop [this script v]
end
end
set [snap v] to [0]

define slopeCheck
delete all of [slopeData v]
set [snap v] to (1)
set [oldX v] to (.Px)
set [oldY v] to (.Py)
change [.Px v] by (5)
groundTest
set [.Px v] to [oldX]
set [.Py v] to [oldY]
groundTest
set [.Px v] to [oldX]
set [.Py v] to [oldY]
change [.Px v] by (-5)
groundTest
set [.Px v] to [oldX]
set [.Py v] to [oldY]
if <<not <(item (1 v) of [slopeData v] :: list) = (item (2 v) of [slopeData v] :: list)>> and <<not <(item (2 v) of [slopeData v] :: list) = (item (3 v) of [slopeData v] :: list)>> and <not <(item (1 v) of [slopeData v] :: list) = (item (3 v) of [slopeData v] :: list)>>>> then

else
set [snap v] to [0]
end

Script breakdown:
To use this, place this before your snapping script and add an additional requirement to snap (besides falling = 0) that is snap = 0

This script works by checking how far down the ground is to the right, then beneath the original position, then to the left, before checking if any values are equal. If any values are equal, that indicates the player is not on a slope and should not snap

bump because I need a more simpler and more effective way

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1370298362/

Concerning slope detection and sliding down the slope. I've added a couple of small hit blocks that seem to work okay to detect slopes. my remix is here https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1374428325/

I'm not sure what to say if this isn't what you are looking for. Sometimes you just reach an end point to what you are trying to do in Scratch.