I need a jumping script!

lilhoginpitt

Hey guys! I need a jumping script with NO variables for Roundie, part of the Roundie series, which is in the Shapie Series. Can anybody possibly help me?

Last edited by lilhoginpitt (Dec. 22, 2013 18:26:59)

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Blackswift

I don't really think there is a jumping script without jumping. I can try to make a general platforming base on @Blackswift-Test if you want. It won't look very professional, but it'll work. Whaddya think? (p.s. I'm kinda doing something really quick. I'm almost done, but I won't start on it for… 15 or 20 minutes? It won't take me very long though.)

lilhoginpitt

Blackswift wrote:
I don't really think there is a jumping script without jumping. I can try to make a general platforming base on @Blackswift-Test if you want. It won't look very professional, but it'll work. Whaddya think? (p.s. I'm kinda doing something really quick. I'm almost done, but I won't start on it for… 15 or 20 minutes? It won't take me very long though.)

Do you mean no jumping script without a variable?

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WithOnions

A no-variable jumping script. I've used one, and it's used in my Basic Platformer Engine project.

It basically uses 2 separate scripts. One is the gravity - it always pulls the character down. In a forever loop, put ‘repeat until touching color x’, with X being the color of the ground. Inside this repeating script, put “change y by 5” or “change y by 6”. It depends on how fast you want the character to fall.

The other one is the jumping script. In a forever loop, insert an ‘if key up arrow pressed AND touching color x (color of the floor)’ block. Inside, put a ‘repeat’ block by 10 or so. Once again, it depends. Then put ‘change y by x’, X being any reasonable number, the amount of y values the character should jump.

It should end up looking something like this: http://i.imgur.com/e0TBBlz.png

Hopefully it works.

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lilhoginpitt

WithOnions wrote:
A no-variable jumping script. I've used one, and it's used in my Basic Platformer Engine project.

It basically uses 2 separate scripts. One is the gravity - it always pulls the character down. In a forever loop, put ‘repeat until touching color x’, with X being the color of the ground. Inside this repeating script, put “change y by 5” or “change y by 6”. It depends on how fast you want the character to fall.

The other one is the jumping script. In a forever loop, insert an ‘if key up arrow pressed AND touching color x (color of the floor)’ block. Inside, put a ‘repeat’ block by 10 or so. Once again, it depends. Then put ‘change y by x’, X being any reasonable number, the amount of y values the character should jump.

It should end up looking something like this: http://i.imgur.com/e0TBBlz.png

Hopefully it works.

I will try that!

I do Scratch as a hobby. Axolotls and Bill 5ever. I know they are connected but it is just a coincidence I love both of them!

Blackswift

lilhoginpitt wrote:
Blackswift wrote:
I don't really think there is a jumping script without jumping. I can try to make a general platforming base on @Blackswift-Test if you want. It won't look very professional, but it'll work. Whaddya think? (p.s. I'm kinda doing something really quick. I'm almost done, but I won't start on it for… 15 or 20 minutes? It won't take me very long though.)
Do you mean no jumping script without a variable?

Yeah, that's what I meant, but WithOnions may be right.

lilhoginpitt

Blackswift wrote:
lilhoginpitt wrote:
Blackswift wrote:
I don't really think there is a jumping script without jumping. I can try to make a general platforming base on @Blackswift-Test if you want. It won't look very professional, but it'll work. Whaddya think? (p.s. I'm kinda doing something really quick. I'm almost done, but I won't start on it for… 15 or 20 minutes? It won't take me very long though.)
Do you mean no jumping script without a variable?

Yeah, that's what I meant, but WithOnions may be right.

I am trying the code WithOnions made.

I do Scratch as a hobby. Axolotls and Bill 5ever. I know they are connected but it is just a coincidence I love both of them!

lilhoginpitt

WithOnions wrote:
A no-variable jumping script. I've used one, and it's used in my Basic Platformer Engine project.

It basically uses 2 separate scripts. One is the gravity - it always pulls the character down. In a forever loop, put ‘repeat until touching color x’, with X being the color of the ground. Inside this repeating script, put “change y by 5” or “change y by 6”. It depends on how fast you want the character to fall.

The other one is the jumping script. In a forever loop, insert an ‘if key up arrow pressed AND touching color x (color of the floor)’ block. Inside, put a ‘repeat’ block by 10 or so. Once again, it depends. Then put ‘change y by x’, X being any reasonable number, the amount of y values the character should jump.

It should end up looking something like this: http://i.imgur.com/e0TBBlz.png

Hopefully it works.

The coding works! Thanks a lot!

I do Scratch as a hobby. Axolotls and Bill 5ever. I know they are connected but it is just a coincidence I love both of them!

WithOnions

lilhoginpitt wrote:
WithOnions wrote:
A no-variable jumping script. I've used one, and it's used in my Basic Platformer Engine project.

It basically uses 2 separate scripts. One is the gravity - it always pulls the character down. In a forever loop, put ‘repeat until touching color x’, with X being the color of the ground. Inside this repeating script, put “change y by 5” or “change y by 6”. It depends on how fast you want the character to fall.

The other one is the jumping script. In a forever loop, insert an ‘if key up arrow pressed AND touching color x (color of the floor)’ block. Inside, put a ‘repeat’ block by 10 or so. Once again, it depends. Then put ‘change y by x’, X being any reasonable number, the amount of y values the character should jump.

It should end up looking something like this: http://i.imgur.com/e0TBBlz.png

Hopefully it works.

The coding works! Thanks a lot!

No problem!

“Life is real, life is earnest, and the grave is not its goal.”
- Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

lilhoginpitt

WithOnions wrote:
lilhoginpitt wrote:
WithOnions wrote:
A no-variable jumping script. I've used one, and it's used in my Basic Platformer Engine project.

It basically uses 2 separate scripts. One is the gravity - it always pulls the character down. In a forever loop, put ‘repeat until touching color x’, with X being the color of the ground. Inside this repeating script, put “change y by 5” or “change y by 6”. It depends on how fast you want the character to fall.

The other one is the jumping script. In a forever loop, insert an ‘if key up arrow pressed AND touching color x (color of the floor)’ block. Inside, put a ‘repeat’ block by 10 or so. Once again, it depends. Then put ‘change y by x’, X being any reasonable number, the amount of y values the character should jump.

It should end up looking something like this: http://i.imgur.com/e0TBBlz.png

Hopefully it works.

The coding works! Thanks a lot!

No problem!

I will tell you when it is out!

I do Scratch as a hobby. Axolotls and Bill 5ever. I know they are connected but it is just a coincidence I love both of them!

JimmleCentral

when [ Up Arrow] key pressed
change y by (Height)
wait (Air Time) secs
change y by (-Height)

lilhoginpitt

JimmleCentral wrote:

when [ Up Arrow] key pressed
change y by (Height)
wait (Air Time) secs
change y by (-Height)

I am done..

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picopaper

A no-variable jumping script was the first I used; it looks something like this:

when green flag clicked
forever
    
repeat until <touching color [black]?>
change y by (-5)

    
end
    if <key [up arrow v] pressed?> then
repeat (10)
change y by (5)
    
end
end
end

You can change the numbers around as needed.
Hope this helps!

Last edited by picopaper (Dec. 23, 2013 21:54:45)

if <(platypus) = [platypus]> then
set [platypus v] to [platypus]

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Why don't you want variables?

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