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This is a companion project to go with my new game, Iron Man's Revenge. The purpose of this is to show a little bit of how I made the Iron Man character in my game. I made all of his body parts as separate layers in Photoshop, these parts are shown here. This allowed me to pose my character for the many different costumes used in the game. I hope you enjoy learning a little bit more about Iron Man!
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hey, can you make an Iron man mark 1 and 3 for me please?
Hey, I'm really busy right now because I have a bunch of projects due for school in the next few weeks. I'll try over christmas break.
Do you watch iron man on jetix?
In the chest plate isn't there a unibeam?
u know the arc reacter also keep iron form the mille he was hit with from going into his heart, thus weakening and killing "Iron man"
Yup. I typed that in as well, at first, but then it was too long to fit in the box. So I figured I'd leave the parts kids were most likely to get. But thanks for paying such close attention!
if you can draw that you should make a customization game where you change the suits design.
heyy..how do i edit it to put in the notes?
Once you are signed in on the Scratch site, go to the page where you view the project. Notes are in the column to the right, if you hold your mouse over the area it will turn yellow. Click and it should let you add things.
When you animated the movement in Iron Man's Revenge, did you use Flash?
whats flash
(view all replies)Really? You can bring animated gifs into Scratch? I did not know that. Wow, thats cool, that opens up some new possibilities. Thanks for the info!
(view all replies)No. I don't think you can use other programming languages with Scratch, can you? It has no way to exchange information between programs. I just used a very detailed set of costumes and careful tweaking on the timing between switches.
(view all replies)so true