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OK, it could use some improvement, but keep in mind this IS scratch.
Use the left and right arrow keys to rotate, and up and down arrow keys to zoom in/out. But that ONLY WORKS WHEN DOWNLOADED. (two problems with that: 1. it gets pixellated and 2. scratch has a limit for size so it can't zoom in enough to make it perfect.)
My next plan is moving the camera up/down/left/right without rotating.
ALL credit goes to AddZero for the 30 costumes of the background (which must have been a PAIN to get all of).
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it works fine for me, i didnt have to download it
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Wow.
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Maybe it would nice for a "Mario-Kart"-clone with brid view and camera rotation.
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uh... I started making a mario kart game just yesterday! (that's right, it's a game i'm going to release soon. It might take a month or two, though.)
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oh, i see how u did that now! i culd have done that if i had the pictures... but i dont, and im still amazed that u got the pictures
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omg! how did u do this?! im downloading it
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Addzero did a really good job in rendering. (I probably could do it, but I would need to work harder than I do now :(
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I could do it, but I would need to know how to get those screenshots..................................................................................................................................
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My problem is getting the camera to rotate at an even rate.
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Great work!
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Man games like these make my games look like garbage. Good job.
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The light and shadows are what really get me.
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Awsome!!!!
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SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEETTTTTTTTTTTTTTT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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...? I know what program was used to make the graphics. And I have blenger too, but I have no clue how to use it. :P I gave credit to AddZero for the graphics in the project notes. I said scratch because the game's made in that.
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umm... no, that isn't really scratch. That would be BLENDER! BLENDER BLENDER BLENDER! B-L-E-N-D-E-R! I have it but don't get how to use it. please make a how to progect
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(link to project)
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It works, though. No other project I've seen (before AddZero's project) that was advertised as "3D" actually worked (or just moved smoothly). And given scratch's limits, this is "real" enough. Any other way is impossible, of course, and the reason I'm considering it real is because of that. Maybe I'm just thinking too far into this, but I still think 3D that works OK (even if they're just pictures) on scratch can be called that.
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This isn't realy 3D. It's just a series of pictures.
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There is much debate over what is real 3d. Pre rendering has a future in scratch. It's just a fact.
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awesome!
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How...
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wow that is AWESOME!
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