how do I do that scrollx that doesn't show what ahead of you like in this project: http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/10118230/

that project uses tile generation not scroll. You could put a small black border sprite around the edge, or put in a script that when scrollx is less than or more than a value it hides

Well for two of my games I put a black border, IT WAS SO ANNOYING! so that's why I made this post.
Also how do I put in a script that when scrollx is less than or more than a value it hides

post your game and ill remix its abit annoying to explain

ok, go to this link: http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/11267271/

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ok its not allowing me to open stuff again! -_- just put In each terrain, if scroll x is bigger than (the number when it just goes of your screen) hide
repeat this for the right and left direction :p

that doesn't make sense

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Griffpatch makes really advanced projects. I wouldn't know.

birchyboii wrote:

ok its not allowing me to open stuff again! -_- just put In each terrain, if scroll x is bigger than (the number when it just goes of your screen) hide
repeat this for the right and left direction :p

He's basically saying, in each terrain sprite, add something like this:

if scrollx > value [
hide
] else [
show
]

CrystalStar- wrote:

birchyboii wrote:

ok its not allowing me to open stuff again! -_- just put In each terrain, if scroll x is bigger than (the number when it just goes of your screen) hide
repeat this for the right and left direction :p

He's basically saying, in each terrain sprite, add something like this:

if scrollx > value [
hide
] else [
show
]

Ok, thanks! I'm gonna see if that works.

dowcwow wrote:

CrystalStar- wrote:

birchyboii wrote:

ok its not allowing me to open stuff again! -_- just put In each terrain, if scroll x is bigger than (the number when it just goes of your screen) hide
repeat this for the right and left direction :p

He's basically saying, in each terrain sprite, add something like this:

if scrollx > value [
hide
] else [
show
]

Ok, thanks! I'm gonna see if that works.

Yeah… that doesn't work

This is my current scrolling tile project: http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/11818189/

All the scrolling code is in the Game sprite - however so is the rest of the game engine so it won't be too easy to read I'm afraid. Basically the theory behind it is that you create a grid of tile clones that is one grid bigger than will fit on the screen. When any tile moves off the edge of the screen, you move it to the opposite edge and change its costume to whatever is coming into view on that side of the screen. To make it fullscreen (instead of having a border), you need to define your costumes to have a 20 pixel transparent border, so that you can move the tile completely offscreen.

Any questions, just shout.

New Super Mario Bros. that's the scrolling project.

So… yeah