Giantfishy's Recent Projects

Circuits

Press and hold space to draw a line from the left side of the battery holder to the right side. Pass through the switch and light if you want! Drag the batteries into the battery holder, and an electron will move along the wire. Real electricity is absolutely nothing like this. This is just a simplified version. :)

Plant Cell Personality Quiz

What part of a cell are you most like? Take this personality test and see. :) Apparently, I'm a nucleus (but partly chloroplast and microtubules as well).

Chloroplast Stereo

The explanation is in the project. Just click the 'What?!' button. :)

Make your own Plant Cell

You can make your own Plant Cell! I know that all Plant Cells are different (I think) so there's a Help button in the top right to show you what this one should look like. Drag and drop the components into the right places. When you are finished, click OK and it will check whether it's right or not. With some pieces, like the Vacuole, the Centrosome and the Nucleolus, you can click on them to change what they look like. The Nucleolus produces ribosomes, so once you put it in, it will do that. Coming fairly soon: Chloroplast stereo! :D

Smiley Tables

Draw a smiley face with this times tables game! :) (You'll know that you've got the wrong answer if your smiley face looks kinda weird) Instructions: Wait for the red column to appear, then look at the variable at the right. This variable is your target. If the column is in the 7 column, for instance, and the target says 42, you'll need to click on the part of the red column that the 6 row is under, because 7 x 6 is 42. At the end, it'll draw a smiley face out of your answers!

Epic Epochs

Instructions: Use the arrow keys to move. Evolve through the prehistoric Epochs by swimming/running in clockwise circles around the predator without letting it touch you. The closer you get to the predator, the more points you get. Once you have a certain number of points, the finish will light up, and if you move over it, you will advance to the next level. Avoid the obstacles along the way. It displays which epoch you are in in the top-left corner. -Giantfishy

Dragonhoops

A little learning resource I made for people to learn the language I'm making up for school, Jarkan. Well, technically, this is to test one's knowledge of it, but I'll post a thing online where you can learn the language. Until then, I'll give everyone the answers so that they can actually play it :) Dog = Puek Cat = Yeuk And = Reg Tikra = Their(s) Gretin = Hello How to play: Move the dragon up by holding down the mouse button, and down by releasing it. There is a word in the top left corner which you have to translate. Fly through the hoop with the correct answer next to it. A tick will appear if you're correct. If a tick doesn't appear, it's because either your answer was incorrect or there was a glitch (a glitch is more likely, because the programming in this isn't the most reliable in the world!)

Helicopter Game

Click and hold the mouse button to move the helicopter up and release to move it down. Try not to crash! Just a little game which I made a while ago. I didn't make the helicopter or the background. -Giantfishy

Fishball (demo)

Instructions in-game. Please inform me of any glitches! :) -Giantfishy

Bean (demo)

Instructions in-game. Version 2 will have music. :) There are some glitches, but I've tried to fix them as much I can. Please inform me of any glitches you find. :) -Giantfishy Yay! Featured!

Standard Deviation Calculator

What is Standard Deviation? Standard Deviation is a measure in Statistics of how spread out a group of data is. To calculate Standard Deviation: Subtract the mean (or average) of the values from each of the values to find the deviations. Then square each of the deviations, and then find the mean of the squared deviations. The Standard Deviation is the square root of the mean of the squared deviations. It's quite a long process, and can take hours if you have to calculate the standard deviation of 20 or so numbers, each with two decimal points, especially if you don't have a calculator handy. That's why I made this calculator. It quickly calculates the standard deviation of a range of values, thanks to computer power and Scratch. How to use the SD calculator: Enter your data with the red buttons. Once you have the number you want, click the ADD button. Your number will be added to the list. Then click the Calculate button once you have entered in all of your numbers in that way. -Giantfishy

Double-click

Drag the arrow thing in the box to change the speed. The faster the speed, the faster you'll have to double-click to make it work! Double-click the circle to make it change. If it doesn't change colour, there's either a glitch in the program or the speed setting is too fast. (If you put it at the far end, it's literally impossible. Yes, literally.) Happy double-clicking, -Giantfishy --==/ending transmission\==--

Cycloid

==Instructions== Click the circle to make it roll. Then press space to see the cycloid which it makes! ==What is a cycloid?== A cycloid is the path that something on the edge of a circle makes as the circle rolls. A ramp in the shape of a cycloid is better for rolling down! Something which rolls down a cycloid-shaped ramp gets to the bottom faster than any other shape. ==How it works== This project uses lists. A sprite goes to the same place on the circle's edge, and then records its x and y position on two different lists, x and y. Then, when you press space, it goes so every position on the two lists. Enjoy cycloiding, -Giantfishy --==/ending transmission\==--

Try to live for a day without friction

The aim of the game is to aviod using friction as much as possible. Click on the question mark in the corner for instructions. Just a little learning resource designed to show people how much friction affects our lives.

Fractions to Mixed Numbers

Instructions are in the project (click on the little question mark).