ScratchReinert wrote:

Is it 3d or 2d because i'm useless for 3d.

ScratchReinert wrote:

Is it 3d or 2d because i'm useless for 3d.

when green flag clicked
show
go to x: (156) y: (-180)
forever
go to front
end

when green flag clicked
forever
set x to (mouse x)
end

when green flag clicked
show
go to x: (7) y: (44)
set size to (100) %
forever
if <<key [ up arrrow v] pressed?> or <key [ w v] pressed?>> then
change size by (2)
end
if <<key [ down arrrow v] pressed?> or <key [ s v] pressed?>> then
change size by (-2)
end
if <<key [ right arrow v] pressed?> or <key [ d v] pressed?>> then
change x by (-4)
end
if <<key [ left arrow v] pressed?> or <key [ a v] pressed?>> then
change x by (4)


end

well I have 2 sprites the player which is a hand, and 1 building, which is a hotel


code for the player:

when green flag clicked
show
go to x: (156) y: (-180)
forever
go to front
end

and also:

when green flag clicked
forever
set x to (mouse x)
end

building code:

when green flag clicked
show
go to x: (7) y: (44)
set size to (100) %
forever
if <<key [ up arrrow v] pressed?> or <key [ w v] pressed?>> then
change size by (2)
end
if <<key [ down arrrow v] pressed?> or <key [ s v] pressed?>> then
change size by (-2)
end
if <<key [ right arrow v] pressed?> or <key [ d v] pressed?>> then
change x by (-4)
end
if <<key [ left arrow v] pressed?> or <key [ a v] pressed?>> then
change x by (4)


end

when green flag clicked
show
go to x: (156) y: (-180)
forever
go to front
end

when green flag clicked
forever
set x to (mouse x)
end

when green flag clicked
show
go to x: (7) y: (44)
set size to (100) %
forever
if <<key [ up arrrow v] pressed?> or <key [ w v] pressed?>> then
change size by (2)
end
if <<key [ down arrrow v] pressed?> or <key [ s v] pressed?>> then
change size by (-2)
end
if <<key [ right arrow v] pressed?> or <key [ d v] pressed?>> then
change x by (-4)
end
if <<key [ left arrow v] pressed?> or <key [ a v] pressed?>> then
change x by (4)


end

iamjustakid24 wrote:

if ya'll wanna play this unfinished untitled game; then,

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/403338734/

ScratchReinert wrote:

also is it 3d or 2d?

say [] for (2) secs
go to x: () y: (0)

ScratchReinert wrote:

Sorry I don't really want to help with this particular thing on the forums very much though I can direct you to a good tutorial it's at https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/67727504/

ScratchReinert wrote:

Sorry I don't really want to help with this particular thing on the forums very much though I can direct you to a good tutorial it's at https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/67727504/

Vibrato wrote:

Ok guys, scratch is a 2D engine and cannot make real 3d games. However, it is possible to fake that effect.

ScratchReinert wrote:

Sorry I don't really want to help with this particular thing on the forums very much though I can direct you to a good tutorial it's at https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/67727504/

This is a 2D platformer tutorial, which won't help @iamjustakid24

Here is a quick way to learn how a raycaster works, so you can make your own 3D maze-type game. https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/116962095/

iamjustakid24 wrote:

Vibrato wrote:

Ok guys, scratch is a 2D engine and cannot make real 3d games. However, it is possible to fake that effect.

ScratchReinert wrote:

Sorry I don't really want to help with this particular thing on the forums very much though I can direct you to a good tutorial it's at https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/67727504/

This is a 2D platformer tutorial, which won't help @iamjustakid24

Here is a quick way to learn how a raycaster works, so you can make your own 3D maze-type game. https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/116962095/

actually, It does help! I was making a plattformer game and then i just get sended a tutorial for it!


but im gonna check out your link now.

Vibrato wrote:

iamjustakid24 wrote:

Vibrato wrote:

Ok guys, scratch is a 2D engine and cannot make real 3d games. However, it is possible to fake that effect.

ScratchReinert wrote:

Sorry I don't really want to help with this particular thing on the forums very much though I can direct you to a good tutorial it's at https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/67727504/

This is a 2D platformer tutorial, which won't help @iamjustakid24

Here is a quick way to learn how a raycaster works, so you can make your own 3D maze-type game. https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/116962095/

actually, It does help! I was making a plattformer game and then i just get sended a tutorial for it!


but im gonna check out your link now.

You said you were making a first-person game. First-person games can only be 3d or fake 3d, but not 2d. But now you are making a 2D platformer? That is a completely different game. Please clarify what you are making.

iamjustakid24 wrote:

~snip
no, i'm making like three games let me think which one i'm gonna work on more, But i am still trying to figure out what to do there on THIS game.

Vibrato wrote:

Ok guys, scratch is a 2D engine and cannot make real 3d games. However, it is possible to fake that effect.

ScratchReinert wrote:

Sorry I don't really want to help with this particular thing on the forums very much though I can direct you to a good tutorial it's at https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/67727504/

This is a 2D platformer tutorial, which won't help @iamjustakid24

Here is a quick way to learn how a raycaster works, so you can make your own 3D maze-type game. https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/116962095/