Gameplay Video…
as you can see the arrow on top of the guy is following his direction but a frame late please help

Could you please just share a link to your project? I don't usually trust out-of-site links, and I'm sure most people don't, so, I want to try your project out myself.

scratchcode1_2_3 wrote:

Could you please just share a link to your project? I don't usually trust out-of-site links, and I'm sure most people don't, so, I want to try your project out myself.

i usually do that but its just that theres a lot of code in the project and it might be hard to find but the code looks like this.

Nicomicap wrote:

scratchcode1_2_3 wrote:

Could you please just share a link to your project? I don't usually trust out-of-site links, and I'm sure most people don't, so, I want to try your project out myself.

i usually do that but its just that theres a lot of code in the project and it might be hard to find but the code looks like this.

I still need to see the other sprite's code to see if it is a problem with syncronization, and I want to test it out myself to see if I can improve it. It doesn't matter if there is a lot of code, that's why I'm here! To help

Don't use a forever loop, use a broadcast. That's the best way to be sure the first sprite moves first and only then does the second one follow. A forever loop could move the second sprite first in each frame.

deck26 wrote:

Don't use a forever loop, use a broadcast. That's the best way to be sure the first sprite moves first and only then does the second one follow. A forever loop could move the second sprite first in each frame.

It usually works by only letting the other sprite move exactly when the broadcast is received, as well with the first sprite. When the two broadcasts are received, they should have no extra delays or unbalanced/extra screen refreshes, so the first sprite can be synchronized with the second.