So I've been working on this new project, it's based off Lemonoids by griffpatch, and this code doesn't work:

forever
go to [mouse-pointer v]
point towards [mouse-pointer v]
end

Please help, it's a movement script I tried making and got the idea.

Anyone?

What exactly are you trying to accomplish? The way you coded it, you basically made something that is always at your mouse position.

-Qlec- wrote:

What exactly are you trying to accomplish? The way you coded it, you basically made something that is always at your mouse position.

I mean

when green flag clicked
forever
glide (1) secs to x: (mouse-pointer v)
end

Perhaps…

forever
point towards [mouse-pointer v]
if <(distance to [mouse-pointer v]) > [5]> then
move (5) steps
end
end

Oumuamua wrote:

Perhaps…

forever
point towards [mouse-pointer v]
if <(distance to [mouse-pointer v]) > [5]> then
move (5) steps
end
end

I'll try…

Oumuamua wrote:

Perhaps…

forever 
point towards [mouse-pointer v]
if <(distance to [mouse-pointer v]) > [5]> then
move (5) steps
end
end

And if you want to edit it (quicker):

define Move towards mouse (Move)
forever
point towards [mouse-pointer v]
if <(distance to [mouse-pointer v]) > (Move)> then
move (Move) steps
end
end

Or:

define Move towards mouse (Move)
point towards [mouse-pointer v]
if <(distance to [mouse-pointer v]) > (Move)> then
move (Move) steps

So when you need to quickly change it just:

forever
Move towards mouse (Number Var)
end

or just the block

Burnt-Butter-Toast wrote:

Oumuamua wrote:

Perhaps…

forever 
point towards [mouse-pointer v]
if <(distance to [mouse-pointer v]) > [5]> then
move (5) steps
end
end

And if you want to edit it (quicker):

define Move towards mouse (Move)
forever
point towards [mouse-pointer v]
if <(distance to [mouse-pointer v]) > (Move)> then
move (Move) steps
end
end

Or:

define Move towards mouse (Move)
point towards [mouse-pointer v]
if <(distance to [mouse-pointer v]) > (Move)> then
move (Move) steps

So when you need to quickly change it just:

forever
Move towards mouse (Number Var)
end

or just the block

Is it mobile friendly?

I

Valkway wrote:

Burnt-Butter-Toast wrote:

Oumuamua wrote:

Perhaps…

forever 
point towards [mouse-pointer v]
if <(distance to [mouse-pointer v]) > [5]> then
move (5) steps
end
end

And if you want to edit it (quicker):

define Move towards mouse (Move)
forever
point towards [mouse-pointer v]
if <(distance to [mouse-pointer v]) > (Move)> then
move (Move) steps
end
end

Or:

define Move towards mouse (Move)
point towards [mouse-pointer v]
if <(distance to [mouse-pointer v]) > (Move)> then
move (Move) steps

So when you need to quickly change it just:

forever
Move towards mouse (Number Var)
end

or just the block

Is it mobile friendly?

As long as it still points to the mouse/goes to mouse when you touch the screen, yes
And one thing, for mobile, if you have an android, I recommend PictoBlox, almost exactly like Scratch, but with a worse UI.

Burnt-Butter-Toast wrote:

I

Valkway wrote:

Burnt-Butter-Toast wrote:

Oumuamua wrote:

Perhaps…

forever 
point towards [mouse-pointer v]
if <(distance to [mouse-pointer v]) > [5]> then
move (5) steps
end
end

And if you want to edit it (quicker):

define Move towards mouse (Move)
forever
point towards [mouse-pointer v]
if <(distance to [mouse-pointer v]) > (Move)> then
move (Move) steps
end
end

Or:

define Move towards mouse (Move)
point towards [mouse-pointer v]
if <(distance to [mouse-pointer v]) > (Move)> then
move (Move) steps

So when you need to quickly change it just:

forever
Move towards mouse (Number Var)
end

or just the block

Is it mobile friendly?

As long as it still points to the mouse/goes to mouse when you touch the screen, yes
And one thing, for mobile, if you have an android, I recommend PictoBlox, almost exactly like Scratch, but with a worse UI.

mBlock is worse than that, it has a badder UI.

Oumuamua wrote:

Perhaps…

forever
point towards [mouse-pointer v]
if <(distance to [mouse-pointer v]) > [5]> then
move (5) steps
end
end

Doesn't work, it doesn't point towards the mouse pointer.

Valkway wrote:

Oumuamua wrote:

Perhaps…

forever
point towards [mouse-pointer v]
if <(distance to [mouse-pointer v]) > [5]> then
move (5) steps
end
end

Doesn't work, it doesn't point towards the mouse pointer.

???

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/745745564/editor/

Try setting the rotation style to all around….