How do I move bouncing ball

hello to a game I created a bouncing ball continuously, with bullet set: speed 500, gravity 600 , bouce off solids on yes. Now I want to know how to press two buttons to move the ball left and right while bouncing...

thanks for the answers and sorry for English

bouncingBall.capx

thank you very much but the ball does not move by clicking the button

Check this out:

Notice how the ball squishes, and stretches? You want to do that with your sprite's animation.

Set the sprites position with a sine behavior, and use the ABS() so you get an absolute value... this will make it bounce rather than bob up and down.

You can do the above with a lerp too but i am not in the lerp kind of mood right now. Ashleys Sine behavior is much easier to use.

Now you just have to add a little to the sprites +X or -X for the actual movement.

Press rightArrow ----> set Sprite.Position: sprite.x+1

Press LeftArrow ----> set Sprite.Position: sprite.x-1

Tweak the 1 for the speed, the 1 means 1 pixel per frame.

..ball does not move by clicking the button

are you sure?

ball move 1 pix..so...if you hold the button down ball moves..if not..ball stop..

..but it seems that's not what you wanted..

try this one... bouncingBall_2.capx

I do not understand why, the ball bounces but does not move ...... my relase is 212.2 can depend on that?

thanks for your help is important

Check this out:

Notice how the ball squishes, and stretches? You want to do that with your sprite's animation.

Set the sprites position with a sine behavior, and use the ABS() so you get an absolute value... this will make it bounce rather than bob up and down.

You can do the above with a lerp too but i am not in the lerp kind of mood right now. Ashleys Sine behavior is much easier to use.

Now you just have to add a little to the sprites +X or -X for the actual movement.

Press rightArrow ----> set Sprite.Position: sprite.x+1

Press LeftArrow ----> set Sprite.Position: sprite.x-1

Tweak the 1 for the speed, the 1 means 1 pixel per frame.

You can post a picture of the event sheet?