movement on my 2D minecraft

Mr_Skater

well, lately I've made a 2D minecraft and the Steve kept on going through blocks and i bodjed it but i want you only to be able to jump onto a block not precariousley float through a block and the same with the mob.

go to http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/20736654/

play sound [OH MY GOD! Dis Is Hard! v]

Last edited by Mr_Skater (April 25, 2014 06:24:53)

ErnieParke

Could you share your project? That should be helpful for anyone looking to help you out. :)

Asking,

ErnieParke

ExtremeLogic

Sharing a duplicate of your current project would be helpful so that others can see how to help you exactly.

Mr_Skater

have shared it already. it's called MC 2D pre-release 0.2c

Last edited by Mr_Skater (April 25, 2014 06:19:23)

cabbage31

when I am clicked
say [I Like scratch!]

Last edited by cabbage31 (April 25, 2014 06:57:39)

Mr_Skater

cabbage31 wrote:
Mr_Skater wrote:
have shared it already. it's called MC 2D pre-release 0.2c
I know that's so cool

wot?

when green flag clicked
forever
say [what?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!? WHAT?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!]
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Last edited by Mr_Skater (April 25, 2014 06:57:42)

Mr_Skater

when I am clicked
say [scratch is the best!!]

drmcw

For starters why do you have the head and body responding to the key pressed? They are following the legs so that is the only sprite that needs to respond to key presses. As for testing for objects then all you need do is move and if that movement means you touch an object then move back by the same amount. There're lots of different ways of doing this, just check out the platform style games. The less touching blocks you can use the quicker your game will be though.

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ScratchVaders or Galaga?
Maybe Eliza can help you decide?

Mr_Skater

drmcw wrote:
For starters why do you have the head and body responding to the key pressed? They are following the legs so that is the only sprite that needs to respond to key presses. As for testing for objects then all you need do is move and if that movement means you touch an object then move back by the same amount. There're lots of different ways of doing this, just check out the platform style games. The less touching blocks you can use the quicker your game will be though.

the only reason I did that is because it stops some strange lag from happening but ill try

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