Click the green flag to see broadcast messages in action - when the hungry cat reaches the muffin, it send a message to the muffin telling it that its now time to be eaten! Look Inside to see how this works.
Facts about using Broadcast: 1. You can change the name of the message (I changed this one from "message1" to "Eat The Muffin" 2. Broadcast messages alwats have two parts: the broadcast block which sends the message, and the "when I recieve" event that listens for a specific message. 3. You can have more than one message in your code, but each message needs to have its own event block to listen for it. 4. Multiple sprites can listen for the same message. This is useful for doing things like ending a race or a level. 5. One sprite can listen for multiple messages. Thi sis very useful when doing animations.
