Computer Science, asked by Anonymous, 7 months ago

which task button helps sprite act??????????​

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Answered by satvikum2006
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Answer:

Explanation:

if key left arrow pressed then change X Velocity by -1 set X Velocity to X Velocity * 0.9 Slowly slows down speed. change x by X Velocity Makes the sprite move. Allows movement to be repeated.

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Answered by Rosalie14
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