its a bit of a hassle to make a moving system and scratch is meant to be easy to learn. so i propose a new block that makes it so easy!

change x by ((x speed)) change y by ((y speed)) <collide with [ choose sprite v] ?>

this would make it so much easier!

i have more problems understanding this block than following a griffpatch tutorial

I_wantasheep wrote:

i have more problems understanding this block than following a griffpatch tutorial

change x by changes the x by a variable change y changes the y by a variable and collide makes it not function if its touching an object

so just

change x by (x velocity)
change y by (y velocity)
if touching [ v], bounce :: motion

in one block?

(for the bounce on sprite block, use this topic)

I_wantasheep wrote:

so just

change x by (x velocity)
change y by (y velocity)
if touching [ v], bounce :: motion

in one block?

(for the bounce on sprite block, use this topic)

that doesnt exist
and the link does not give a block

coolgamemaker496 wrote:

I_wantasheep wrote:

so just

change x by (x velocity)
change y by (y velocity)
if touching [ v], bounce :: motion

in one block?

(for the bounce on sprite block, use this topic)

that doesnt exist
and the link does not give a block

the link directs to a topic suggesting that the block should be added, you must be new to the forums

I_wantasheep wrote:

coolgamemaker496 wrote:

I_wantasheep wrote:

so just

change x by (x velocity)
change y by (y velocity)
if touching [ v], bounce :: motion

in one block?

(for the bounce on sprite block, use this topic)

that doesnt exist
and the link does not give a block

the link directs to a topic suggesting that the block should be added, you must be new to the forums

i am kind of new to this i only posted twice back in 2023

No support, the workaround is super easy

define change x by (x_change) change y by (y_change) until <when> with speed (speed)
repeat until <when :: custom-arg>
change x by ((x_change) / (speed))
change y by ((y_change) / (speed))
end

I_wantasheep wrote:

so just

change x by (x velocity)
change y by (y velocity)
if touching [ v], bounce :: motion

in one block?

(for the bounce on sprite block, use this topic)

The only bounce block that exists is

if on edge, bounce

There is no dropdown.

some1atskool wrote:

No support, the workaround is super easy

define change x by (x_change) change y by (y_change) until <when> with speed (speed)
repeat until <when :: custom-arg>
change x by ((x_change) / (speed))
change y by ((y_change) / (speed))
end

you do realize treating a custom input boolean like that won't work right?

guys i know the dropdown bounce doesnt exist, that's why i put a link to the discussion about it

I_wantasheep wrote:

so just

change x by (x velocity)
change y by (y velocity)
if touching [ v], bounce :: motion

in one block?

(for the bounce on sprite block, use this topic)

some1atskool wrote:

No support, the workaround is super easy

define change x by (x_change) change y by (y_change) until <when> with speed (speed)
repeat until <when :: custom-arg>
change x by ((x_change) / (speed))
change y by ((y_change) / (speed))
end

sorry i am not the best at scratch ):

ZippyZebraZoom85749 wrote:

some1atskool wrote:

No support, the workaround is super easy

define change x by (x_change) change y by (y_change) until <when> with speed (speed)
repeat until <when :: custom-arg>
change x by ((x_change) / (speed))
change y by ((y_change) / (speed))
end

you do realize treating a custom input boolean like that won't work right?

Custom booleans work. Do you mean it won't work specifically for the collisions?