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dang, what happened? .-.

Codeman12323 wrote:

dang, what happened? .-.

I filled out the form for getting into the collab in 2017

Codeman12323 wrote:

dang, what happened? .-.

I was just looking over the project, and I think the next “phase” of actually making a game with a purpose was so daunting that I didn't really know what to have people do. Also it's kind of a hard project to do as a collab on scratch because a lot of people here are learning to program, but this needs some more complicated programming concepts to be its best.

Basically, I lost faith and gave up ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

and school started

sorry


wow I started off trying to be funny and then I got all official and then I tried to be funny again and then I was kind of serious again and then i don't even know what I'm doing now it's so late I have to wake up at 6 tomorrow bye

i'm tired

bye

-CONQUER- wrote:

Codeman12323 wrote:

dang, what happened? .-.

I was just looking over the project, and I think the next “phase” of actually making a game with a purpose was so daunting that I didn't really know what to have people do. Also it's kind of a hard project to do as a collab on scratch because a lot of people here are learning to program, but this needs some more complicated programming concepts to be its best.

Basically, I lost faith and gave up ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

and school started

sorry


wow I started off trying to be funny and then I got all official and then I tried to be funny again and then I was kind of serious again and then i don't even know what I'm doing now it's so late I have to wake up at 6 tomorrow bye

i'm tired

bye

^ expert level stream of consciousness writing right there

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-CONQUER- wrote:

Basically, I lost faith and gave up ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

and school started

sorry


wow I started off trying to be funny and then I got all official and then I tried to be funny again and then I was kind of serious again and then i don't even know what I'm doing now it's so late I have to wake up at 6 tomorrow bye

i'm tired

bye
^ expert level stream of consciousness writing right there

Welps, at least I still remember the account password
Why not we get serious again?
I was thinking that the planets shouldn't be randomly generated, but instead arranged in systems that you can warp to.

Codeman12323 wrote:

I was thinking that the planets shouldn't be randomly generated, but instead arranged in systems that you can warp to.

I have an idea for that and I've been working on it today. I researched pseudo-random generators and I found an algorithm that I think works. Using that, we can use a seed to generate systems of planets. I got to a point where I could either use a polar coordinate system or a regular one. I would use polar so that everything spawns in nice circles and we could possibly have stars at the centers of the systems. I think this might be better, but it might have some disadvantages too. What do you think?

SimplyKomplex wrote:

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You can join. I guess we'll get started again, but maybe keep the numbers down and the skill level up. Also I'll try to actually assign tasks.

-CONQUER- wrote:

Codeman12323 wrote:

I was thinking that the planets shouldn't be randomly generated, but instead arranged in systems that you can warp to.

I have an idea for that and I've been working on it today. I researched pseudo-random generators and I found an algorithm that I think works. Using that, we can use a seed to generate systems of planets. I got to a point where I could either use a polar coordinate system or a regular one. I would use polar so that everything spawns in nice circles and we could possibly have stars at the centers of the systems. I think this might be better, but it might have some disadvantages too. What do you think?

SimplyKomplex wrote:

Time on Scratch: almost five years with all accounts put together
Job wanted: musician
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Example of work: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/220018912/
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You can join. I guess we'll get started again, but maybe keep the numbers down and the skill level up. Also I'll try to actually assign tasks.

ok

I have an idea for that and I've been working on it today. I researched pseudo-random generators and I found an algorithm that I think works. Using that, we can use a seed to generate systems of planets. I got to a point where I could either use a polar coordinate system or a regular one. I would use polar so that everything spawns in nice circles and we could possibly have stars at the centers of the systems. I think this might be better, but it might have some disadvantages too.

Ended up having it find polar locations and convert them to x and y coordinates. So planets will be able to spawn in circles around systems, but after that they are independent of the system's location, which makes moving the planets much easier. Also the distance formulas are simpler.

Can I be an Artist?

-CONQUER- wrote:

Ended up having it find polar locations and convert them to x and y coordinates. So planets will be able to spawn in circles around systems, but after that they are independent of the system's location, which makes moving the planets much easier. Also the distance formulas are simpler.

Enough with that math

I meant that we don't need random generators. We could just arrange the game galaxy/universe to be the same every time.

OR

We could do it the way No Man's Sky (a space game) does it and do it your way, but saving could be a problem.

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evantparkes wrote:

Time on Scratch: Too Much
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https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/971393981/
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I don't think these guys are active any more lol. Been waiting for my response for 7 years fr

I see that now (June 8, 2018).

I want to reboot this. It has a lot of potential.

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The reboot of the reboot

I am rebooting this so it will be at its full!

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