It is possible, by increasing player 2's X coordinate every few frames, and reversing direction every time the X coordinate becomes too high or too low.
7 days ago(+1)
Awesome! Also, can you tell me how I can get the game to end if I reach a certain point total? I want to make it end at 250 points.
Of course!
Easiest way: f you use the "event" components, you can change the state to "Gameover" and use a block "On gameover start" to change the background, sprites, etc
More complex way: you could add explicit conditions to make the players, backgrounds and so on behave differently when the game is over.
6 days ago(+1)
I have to apologize in advance. I know almost nothing about block programming, so I am really struggling with this part. Is there a way you could show me this, because I am not quite understanding how I program my game to end at the score of 250 points. I see the Event components you are speaking of and tried this, but it didn't work. The game just keeps going even though it appears I set it to end at 250 points.
8 hours ago(+1)
I don't know if it's the best system, but you can use a variable. When you increase the points, you increase the variable accordingly and use that to finish the game.
