2. Motion

Motion code blocks are responsible for making your sprites move.

2.1. Basic moving

This code block moves a sprite left and right.

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2.2. Basic Rotation

This code block rotates a sprite to the right by 15 degrees.

This code block rotates a sprite to the left by 15 degrees.

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2.3. Moving to a random position

This code block moves a sprite to a random x-y position.

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2.4. Moving to the mouse pointer

This code block moves a sprite to wherever the mouse cursor is on the stage.

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2.5. Moving to a specific x and y coordinate

This code block moves a sprite to a specific x-y location.

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2.6. Gliding

Gliding is different from moving. When you move a sprite, it disappears and then reappears where you want it to be. When you glide a sprite, a smooth transition is created from where the sprite currently is located to where you want it to be; there is animation involved.

This code block glides a sprite to a random position.

This code block glides a sprite to wherever the mouse cursor is on the stage.

This code block glides a sprite to a specific x-y location.

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2.7. Pointing

This code block points a sprite to specified direction (in angles).

This code block points a sprite towards the mouse cursor.

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2.8. Changing x

This code block adds the specified value to the current x position value.

This code block sets the x position value to a specific value.

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2.9. Changing y

This code block adds the specified value to the current y position value.

This code block sets the y position to a specific value.

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2.10. Bouncing

This code block bounces a sprite if it is on the edge of the stage.

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2.11. Rotation styles

This code block sets the rotation style to left-right.

This code block sets the rotation style to all around.

This code block sets the rotation style to don't rotate.

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