I have the conflict working But I don't know how to actually make it stop or
bounce off..so for instance
If sprite 1 intersects sprite 3 then
?????????????????????????????????????
Any Ideas..
Thanks in Advance
-KEV-
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Behalf Of Tab Julius
Sent: 25 November 2000 06:43
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Subject: Re: <lingo-l> HELP HELP !!!
At 01:58 AM 11/25/00 +0000, Kev wrote:
>On behalf of JO I have the same question...
>
>We have a sprite on the stage which is moving via keycommands if this
sprite
>interacts with another sprite how do we stop the sprite at the rect or if
>the sprite is made matte then the picture within the sprite. and even make
>it bouce back off a little so as to make a nice effect....
Look at the 'intersects' function, as in:
sprite(sprite1).intersects(sprite2)
sprite sprite1 intersects sprite2
You can use that upon moving to figure out if you just created a
conflict. If so, then bounce off or do whatever it is that you want to do.
- Tab
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