[Solved] Hunter Valley Help!

1

This is my code:
def moveDownRight(step):
hero.moveXY(hero.pos.x + step, hero.pos.y - step)

The function has the hero move to up and right.

def moveUpRight(step):
# Complete this function:
hero.moveXY(hero.pos.x + step, hero.pos.y - step)
pass

The hunter is kind and will show the route.

hunter = hero.findFriends()[0]
route = hunter.route
routeIndex = 0

while routeIndex < len(route):
direction = route[routeIndex]
if direction > 0:
moveUpRight(8)
else:
# Use a function moveDownRight with the shift 8:
moveDownRight(8)
pass
routeIndex += 1
But for some reason, my hero just moves into the traps

2

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3 
def moveDownRight(step):
    hero.moveXY(hero.pos.x + step, hero.pos.y - step)

# The function has the hero move to up and right.
def moveUpRight(step):
    # Complete this function:
    hero.moveXY(hero.pos.x - step, hero.pos.y + step)
    pass

# The hunter is kind and will show the route.
hunter = hero.findFriends()[0]
route = hunter.route
routeIndex = 0

while routeIndex < len(route):
    direction = route[routeIndex]
    if direction > 0:
        moveUpRight(8)
    else:
        # Use a function moveDownRight with the shift 8:
        moveDownRight(8)
        pass
    routeIndex += 1`Preformatted text`
4

This is my code properly formatted

5

In the second function (the one you wrote), moveUpRight(step), think about the direction you will move according to hero’s position minus the step. No wonder your guy is confused. :rofl:

6

What do you mean by that

7

Which direction is X minus step?

8

I don’t know? I just reversed the old function

9

Now answer my question for the win. The second function is not just the inverse of the first.

10

So then what is the function supposed to be

11

If you are at an X coordinate and subtract a number from it and then move to that X coordinate, in what direction are you moving? Compare that answer to the name of your function and then look at the code you’ve written.

Seriously, I can’t be more specific than that without just giving you the answer.