Movement - Glide - Lakelands Computing

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Making Sprites Move - Using Glide
Sprites can be moved making stories, animation and especially games more fun.

One of the easiest ways is using the glide command. This makes a sprite move slowly to a point on the screen. You use x and y co-ordinates to identify where on the screen you  want the sprite to go to. Imagine the screen is a graph

There is a very easy way to get the exact coordinates : you move the sprite to where you want it to glide to then add the command as the computer changes the co-ordinates in the command as you move the sprite.

Glide is in the dark blue movement library
All Text copyright Lakelands Academy & Mr T Purslow 2020.
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All Text copyright Lakelands Academy & Mr T Purslow 2020.  All images copyright free / creative commons unless otherwise stated. You are welcome to use under a Creative Commons Attribution-nonCommercial-ShareAlike License.
All Text copyright Lakelands Academy & Mr T Purslow 2020.  All images copyright free / creative commons unless otherwise stated. You are welcome to use under a Creative Commons Attribution-nonCommercial-ShareAlike License.
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