rayli1123 wrote:

The image above is a geometrical representation of what happens. If you don't know enough math to understand it, basically, the angle of the sprite hitting the edge is the same as the angle when facing away. So basically, you need to get the angle the cat is from the edge and turn so that the election is also that many degrees. This person made a nice custom way of if on edge, bounce.

The2AndOnly wrote:

rayli1123 wrote:

The image above is a geometrical representation of what happens. If you don't know enough math to understand it, basically, the angle of the sprite hitting the edge is the same as the angle when facing away. So basically, you need to get the angle the cat is from the edge and turn so that the election is also that many degrees. This person made a nice custom way of if on edge, bounce.

Ye I know that but the sprite always gets stuck inside the edge so how does it get pushed out or how does it avoid getting stuck

DinoMaster20 wrote:

Usually, people actually have to use more code than that one block alone. I'm just bad at coding, so I couldn't help with that

The2AndOnly wrote:

Ye I know that but the sprite always gets stuck inside the edge so how does it get pushed out or how does it avoid getting stuck

// The custom block should be run without screen refresh
define Move out of edge
repeat until <not <touching [edge v] ?>>
move (-1) steps
end

rayli1123 wrote:

DinoMaster20 wrote:

The2AndOnly wrote:

Ye I know that but the sprite always gets stuck inside the edge so how does it get pushed out or how does it avoid getting stuck

Maybe

// The custom block should be run without screen refresh
define Move out of edge
repeat until <not <touching [edge v] ?>>
move (-1) steps
end

This will force your sprite out of the edge.

I tried that but then sometimes it still gets stuck inside of the edge and it freezes the program