So I’ve tried using the

go to [sprite]

But it just makes the following sprite practically chase it and not stick to it. I’m making a gun for my top down shooter, so I need the gun to not float out of their hands

The reason why the sprite isn't “sticking” is because it is being placed at the wrong time. You are most likely using a loop of some sort in the sprite to move it to the other. The problem with this is that you can't control exactly when the go to block is being run within each frame. If the go to block runs before the other sprite gets positioned, it will end up in the position the sprite was in the previous frame.
To solve this, you need to make sure the go to block runs after the other sprite is positioned. The best way to do this is through broadcasts. Position the sprite, then broadcast to the one that should follow to go to it.

awesome-llama wrote:

The reason why the sprite isn't “sticking” is because it is being placed at the wrong time. You are most likely using a loop of some sort in the sprite to move it to the other. The problem with this is that you can't control exactly when the go to block is being run within each frame. If the go to block runs before the other sprite gets positioned, it will end up in the position the sprite was in the previous frame.
To solve this, you need to make sure the go to block runs after the other sprite is positioned. The best way to do this is through broadcasts. Position the sprite, then broadcast to the one that should follow to go to it.

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awesome-llama wrote:

The reason why the sprite isn't “sticking” is because it is being placed at the wrong time. You are most likely using a loop of some sort in the sprite to move it to the other. The problem with this is that you can't control exactly when the go to block is being run within each frame. If the go to block runs before the other sprite gets positioned, it will end up in the position the sprite was in the previous frame.
To solve this, you need to make sure the go to block runs after the other sprite is positioned. The best way to do this is through broadcasts. Position the sprite, then broadcast to the one that should follow to go to it.

It also worked, THANKS