How do you get the x- and y- speeds of a sprite?

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- pooiyx
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How do you get the horizontal and vertical speeds of a sprite?

spritename.??
- NugMan
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example. maybe needs clean up, maybe not)

http://www.box.net/shared/0sqq96gjra

also if you need absolute value of speed (i mean moving right speed 300, moving left speed also 300 (not -300 as in example)), just put all in abs()
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- pooiyx
- - Joined 25 Sep, 2010
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This is weird... Construct says I can't open that .cap file because I don't have the latest version of Construct, but I have already been using 0.99.95
- NugMan
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Sorry - using construct 0.99.96 - last "unstable" build

-> Sprite: Set 'old_x' to Sprite.Value('x')

-> Sprite: Set 'x' to Sprite.X

-> Text: Set text to (Sprite.X-Sprite.Value('old_x'))/Timedelta

'old_x' and 'x' - prvate variables. Text - just text to display current Speed.