don't make fun! im new!

[onetimeuser]

Hey, i need help with my gr.9 turing assignment. keep in mind I hadn't heard of turing until about a month ago, and i don't know how noobish this
question will sound.

for class we have to make a quick animation. I can't seem to figure out how to make my object(in this case a stickman) move down the screen. I can make him move across the screen, but can't seem to get the object to move down the screen. So if anyone can help me out with this, i would really appreciate it.

thanks!

[Delos]

1)
This is Turing Tutorials, not Turing Help. I.e., you've posted in the wrong forum.

2)
Please ask a mod to kindly have your thread moved.

3)
While you're here, look around the tutorials section, you might find some useful ones. Did I say might? You will.

4)
Everyone starts somewhere.

[onetimeuser]

ah, sorry, i'll pm a mod, i thought i was in help..

[wtd]

Don't worry too much about it. It'll get redirected and hopefully your qestion will get answered.

[Cervantes]

If you can get him to move across the screen, moving down the screen should be easy. It's the same thing, only you change the y values of the object instead of the x values.
If you are still having trouble, please give more specific details of your problem.

[Mr. Glib]

Try subtracting from the y coordinates to move down. For example, to move a box down the screen we could put the draw command inside a little for loop and do the following:

code:

for x: 1..100   Draw.Box(300,300-i, 400,400-i,7)   cls end for

[Viper]

well i didnt even know there was computer programming in gr.9 and animation in it at that im in gr10 com. prog. and the closest thig to animation was that truck i did and even then the hydralics were my own idea and we never had 2 make it move

and ways....put your stick guy in a procedure the use a for statement or counter(for prefered)to change co-ordinates