frogger example

[Outpost 31]

Hi, I was looking at your frogger example below and when I implement it the bus just hits me and warps back to its original position.  Just wondering how to fix this and as well if there is a way to implement this in blockly as that would be easier for my students to understand.  Secondly is it possible to implement  the other script you mentioned on that thread in blockly as well? (I placed that below this frogger script) thanks for any help

// get camrea object

var cam = Scene.getCamera();

// create bus and set its rotation

var bus = Scene.createItem('LP_Bus', -10, 10, 0);

bus.addLocalRotation(0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, Math.PI / 2);

// set onCollisionEnter handler

bus.onCollisionEnter(function() {

    // if bus collides with cam then move the cam back to the origin of the scene

    cam.setPosition(0, 30, 1.5);

});

// update position of the bus (make it drive)

var xPos = -10; 

Scene.scheduleRepeating(function() {

    xPos += 0.1;

    if(xPos > 10) {

        xPos = -10;

    }

    bus.setPosition(xPos, 10, 0);

}, 0);

var startPos = {x: 0, y: 0, z: 20};

var cam = Scene.getCamera();

var camPos;

Scene.scheduleRepeating(function() {

    camPos = cam.getPosition();

    if(camPos.z < 5) {

        cam.setPosition(startPos.x, startPos.y, startPos.z);

    }

}, 0);

[Benjamin Singh]

Hi,

that script seems not to be correct.

Here is some working code: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/4928d8fe4e600faa2775a8031b0996d6

Link to example: https://cospac.es/XeDF

However, it's actually very easy to implement the same behaviour in Blockly as well. Have a look:

Example space: https://cospac.es/b5XV

Benjamin

[Outpost 31]

Great thanks, what is the exit space for?

[Benjamin Singh]

Hi,

have a look at this example:

The code in Enter will be executed when the objects are intersecting, otherwise the code in Exit will be executed.

Benjamin

[Outpost 31]

Awesome, thnx for the example