How to make a brick move

[PurpleMetro]

How do you. Like how do you make a brick move like in a arcade game like the Blockland Pong Game.

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[Orthone]

The pong is a projectile, not a brick. You can't move bricks. The closest thing to moving a brick is having the appearance of movement.

[PurpleMetro]

The pong is a projectile, not a brick. You can't move bricks. The closest thing to moving a brick is having the appearance of movement.

No Orthrone I mean like when in the Pong Game, there are the + and - buttons and you click them and the bricks move up and down. I don't mean like physically move. I mean like dissapearance moving.

[Orthone]

You can use the wrench to see how it's done. I've never actually looked at the events, but I would assume it uses relays, and then setting Dissapear to -1 to make it dissapear, or 0 to make it appear.

[Goth77]

You can use the wrench to see how it's done. I've never actually looked at the events, but I would assume it uses relays, and then setting Dissapear to -1 to make it dissapear, or 0 to make it appear.

Take off ray casting, then when the pong is to go away use set ray casting on and then the pong will dissapear
Using onprojectilehit

[MegaScientifical]

The bricks do not move. There are bricks there, and all but one are invisible. Pressing those buttons activate events that make ones above or below appear.

[Dr.Block]

Actually pong doesn't make the other bricks disappear, it just turns brick highlight on and off and changes the colors from white to black.

[PurpleMetro]

Yeah yeah I know but HOW do you do it. I don't think I could do it by just looking into the pong device.... Or maybe i can. :3

[Wesley Williams]

If you cannot use disappear and relay events, there is little hope for you.

[Wesley Williams]

Actually pong's "brick movement" probably uses seteventsenabled - which can be slightly more complex.

[GenaralSkar]

I cannot for the life of me understand how the pong events work.

[The Corporation]

I cannot for the life of me understand how the pong events work.

OnActivate-self-spawnprojectile-pong

OnProjectilehit-namedbrick(scoreboard)-incprintscore or whatever.

that's pretty much the gist of it.

[GenaralSkar]

OnActivate-self-spawnprojectile-pong

OnProjectilehit-namedbrick(scoreboard)-incprintscore or whatever.

that's pretty much the gist of it.

Hurr durr. I mean the part where you move the paddle.

[The Corporation]

Hurr durr. I mean the part where you move the paddle.

That's just an OnActivate turning the raycast on, then turning all the other bricks off. Each brick/paddle has a name, and when one comes on, the others shut off.