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<p id="tooltip">{{Block|on collision with [▼] do}} begins the execution of a [[stack]] of code when a [[collision]] is detected with a specific type of agent denoted in the drop down selector. The agent collided with is known as the "collidee". This agent can be referenced using the {{Block|l|collidee}} block.</p> | <p id="tooltip">{{Block|on collision with [▼] do}} begins the execution of a [[stack]] of code when a [[collision]] is detected with a specific type of agent denoted in the drop down selector. The agent collided with is known as the "collidee". This agent can be referenced using the {{Block|l|collidee}} block.</p> | ||
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<code>on collision with [Dropdown: Type of Agent] do [code]</code> | <section begin=image/>[[File:On Collision With Do Nums.png|right|alt=On Collision With Do|thumb]]<section end=image/> | ||
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Inputs: | |||
#a breed from the dropdown menu | |||
#relevant code | |||
==Nuances== | ==Nuances== | ||
Revision as of 16:09, 24 July 2023
on collision with [▼] do is a code block from the Detection drawer.
Usage
on collision with [▼] do begins the execution of a stack of code when a collision is detected with a specific type of agent denoted in the drop down selector. The agent collided with is known as the "collidee". This agent can be referenced using the collidee block.
Syntax
Inputs:
- a breed from the dropdown menu
- relevant code
Nuances
on collision with [▼] do cannot be used as a conditional such as if. on collision with [▼] do must begin a stack of code.