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Lordimass
Lordimass

Reputation: 157

I have 4 identical sprites that don't do the same thing, Why?

I have four identical scratch sprites, but only one of them do what I expect and I need to know why so I can continue with my project

I have tried reloading the page multiple times but it still won't work

When (Green Flag) clicked forever: if touching mouse-pointer? then: set (Enclosure Hover) to 1 else: set (Enclosure hover) to 0

I expect this to change Enclosure Hover to 1 when the mouse is touching it but it doesn't change it at all.

Upvotes: 2

Views: 706

Answers (5)

Royden Chambers
Royden Chambers

Reputation: 11

If 1 sprite tries to set [Enclosure Hover] to 1, it will only happen for a split second because the other sprites that are not touching the mouse pointer, are setting it to 0.

FIX: Make multiple variables (with different names) for each sprite and check if any of the variables are 1, then set [Enclosed Hover] to 1 else set it to 0

Upvotes: 1

Account_2
Account_2

Reputation: 61

You will need to duplicate the sprite only after the sprite has the code in it so that the 4 sprites do the same thing. I guess what you have been doing is to duplicate the sprites then adding the script into only one of them.

Upvotes: 0

user11793378
user11793378

Reputation:

If the variable is global, all sprites will compete to change it. Hope that helps!

Upvotes: 2

WarpPrime
WarpPrime

Reputation: 245

One way is to add code to one sprite, then duplicate the sprite with the code in it. The code will be duplicated along with the new sprite.

Upvotes: 0

Luvexina
Luvexina

Reputation: 843

You have to add the code to all the sprites that you want. Duplicating a sprite, then adding code to one of the sprites does not add the code to every sprite.

Upvotes: 0

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