Welcome to this "Point to Coordinate" Tool! In here is a simple example for how the tool could be used. In the other sprite is the raw scripts for you to copy and use in your own projects. The code isn't originally mine, but I created this project to make it more approchable and easier to get into your project fast. Also, the example here isn't really a marvel in programming, so don't analyze the example too much :) In theory, there's only three "variables". x / X Offset: X Offset is where your sprite will point towards in the "X-axis". y / Y Offset: Y Offset is where your sprite will point towards in the "Y-axis" Angle: This is just the angle/direction that your sprite has relative to the coordinates it's pointing towards. IMPORTANT TO KNOW! The coordinates are not linked to the playable area in Scratch. Therefore, your sprite can point towards coordinates outside of the screen!
Where I initially found the code: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/194659/?page=1#post-1931086
