Trying to make a 3D, scrolling back and forth, platformer game! please sign up to help!

agent59

when green flag clicked

say [When do we start though.]

agent59

when I receive [Start the game]
add [start] to [ game]

agent59

hello2248 wrote:
Well, changing a costume, as I said previously, lets you only have a limited amount of possibilities, butwith rendering you have infinite so I think we should go on the rendering path for this collab.

Yes, but it does give the effect of 3-D animation.
BTW
Actually modelling the 3-D characters is kinda 2.5-D.I'll explain, but it might get a bit complicated:
Okay. Why is it 2-D?
It's on a 2-Dimensional display screen.
Why the extra 0.5? Why not 1? It's on a 2-D display screen.
Still. There's more. The extra 0.5 is also there because in the software there are 3 axis', X Y and Z. But the “3-D” rendered images are displayed on the 2-D screen.

Now please don't judge this post as it most likely would lead to another conflict…

Last edited by agent59 (June 22, 2015 21:56:44)

agent59

HyperLuke999 wrote:
My pixel parkour game is more 3D than your guys plan combined because my logo rotates on the Y axis.

That is practically impossible unless it was in real life. It is just a costume change effect it doesn't really rotate on the Y-axis.

scratch059

I want to be an animator and level designer.

NiTiGEntertainment

I want all of the jobs!

HyperLuke999

agent59 wrote:
oxiti8 wrote:
HyperLuke999 wrote:
I can help, I can make photoshop images of the sprites to make them look 3D
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This is the only way to do it, but what characters will we put in 3D?
Actually you need to model the charcters in a 3-D modelling/animation software like blender or autodesk. Unless you're a master editor…

Not really, because scratch uses sprites, you can have 1 costume for any possible rotation amount, but you can use models, but scratch doesn't allow it.

oxiti8

agent59 wrote:
oxiti8 wrote:
hello2248 wrote:
well it's hard to get sprites to work in a 3D enviroment so we will have to render them with the maze.

Hello? this IS NOT GOING TO BE LIKE MINECRAFT!
It's not, it's not going to be cubes and pixels, but it is going to be 3-D…
I'm a beginner at 3-D modeling but I do know enough to make a charcter. Too bad I'm still learning how to UV unwrap and add colors/textures…
Just count me in for the modeling… If I learn how to add precious colors I will inform you.

sure!

oxiti8

scratch059 wrote:
I want to be an animator and level designer.

ok. sure.

oxiti8

NiTiGEntertainment wrote:
I want all of the jobs!

ok!

oxiti8

Coders are needed most right now.

iamawesomebob

I can do basic stuff. srry I'm pretty new to scratch

agent59

HyperLuke999 wrote:
agent59 wrote:
oxiti8 wrote:
HyperLuke999 wrote:
I can help, I can make photoshop images of the sprites to make them look 3D
\

This is the only way to do it, but what characters will we put in 3D?
Actually you need to model the charcters in a 3-D modelling/animation software like blender or autodesk. Unless you're a master editor…
Not really, because scratch uses sprites, you can have 1 costume for any possible rotation amount, but you can use models, but scratch doesn't allow it.

YEEEEEES, I suppose you are correct, but if we convert the character animation files into GIFs then we can work with them on scratch!

agent59

Okay, when do we start the game?

EAPotter

I would be glad to help with any part but I think I would be best at animation or 3D engines

also I'm pretty good with 100% pen games (which is what you need for 3D games in scratch…normally)
you can check my profile.

HyperLuke999

agent59 wrote:
HyperLuke999 wrote:
agent59 wrote:
oxiti8 wrote:
HyperLuke999 wrote:
I can help, I can make photoshop images of the sprites to make them look 3D
\

This is the only way to do it, but what characters will we put in 3D?
Actually you need to model the charcters in a 3-D modelling/animation software like blender or autodesk. Unless you're a master editor…
Not really, because scratch uses sprites, you can have 1 costume for any possible rotation amount, but you can use models, but scratch doesn't allow it.
YEEEEEES, I suppose you are correct, but if we convert the character animation files into GIFs then we can work with them on scratch!

Okay

I_LIKE_YO_SCRATCH

forever
    
clear
set pen color to [#ff0088]
go to x: (() + (0)) y: (0)
end

hello2248

Please do not necropost or spam

I_LIKE_YO_SCRATCH

IDK what I'm doing. This is my first time on discuss.

forever
    
clear
pen up
set pen color to [#ff0088]
go to x: ((variable) + (50)) y: (0)
pen down
go to x: ((variable) + (100)) y: (0)
end

I think this is what I want

Harakou

I_LIKE_YO_SCRATCH wrote:
IDK what I'm doing. This is my first time on discuss.
forever
    
clear
pen up
set pen color to [#ff0088]
go to x: ((variable) + (50)) y: (0)
pen down
go to x: ((variable) + (100)) y: (0)
end

I think this is what I want

The forums are for specific discussion. Please make sure that your posts contribute to that discussion and relate to the topic in the original post. If you want to play with Scratch blocks, please use the official testing thread.

I'm closing this thread since it's old and seems dead, but OP can ask for it to be reopened if they want.

Last edited by Harakou (Feb. 13, 2016 20:28:13)

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