I want to make a Hill climb racing game. Please help me.

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davie504clone wrote:

I want to make a Hill climb racing game. Please help me.

Please be more specific when posting. Collabs should be done in this forum.

How to make game like the griffpatch's one? You must use phycics. And this is very difficult. Only very advanced Scratchers can do this.

j_a_n_t_i wrote:

How to make game like the griffpatch's one? You must use phycics. And this is very difficult. Only very advanced Scratchers can do this.

Griffpatch started somewhere too. Unless you're saying he was born with the brain he has now. In which case his name should replace Evangelos Katsioulis's as the smartest person in the world.

Please try not spread this kind of negativity. Practice makes perfect, and no matter how good Griffpatch is, anyone has the capability to get to that stage. You just need the patience and determination to do it.

MasterofTheBrick wrote:

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Yes, You're right. Sure he could do it, but it takes months of practice. Even I can't do it.
And Griffpatch practised too. His account has been 8 years on Scratch.

Besides physics is needed there. You must know how to make speed, flips, points, fuel and jumps.
For example: car speed is different when going up than is going down.
Or, fuel it is used faster when the car goes up.
And you must make program for this…

Please be more specific. Also, DON'T SPAM!

If you are new to coding or just starting out whether it's from scratch or not, I would suggest you not try to make something complex.

Start with something simple and slowly advance up.
However, if you are interested to see how a project was made. You can always look inside of it. That way you can learn and study, but again I would suggest starting from the basics and advancing up.

It all takes time and patience to be good at something or master it.

Good luck and have fun learning how to code, I am sure you will like it.

Infinity-Studios5674 wrote:

Please be more specific. Also, DON'T SPAM!

This isn't a spam, but he should write more precisely. Also, he don't have to write “please help” etc.

davie504clone wrote:

I want to make a Hill climb racing game. Please help me.

Just_Iakov wrote:

If you are new to coding or just starting out whether it's from scratch or not, I would suggest you not try to make something complex.

Start with something simple and slowly advance up.
However, if you are interested to see how a project was made. You can always look inside of it. That way you can learn and study, but again I would suggest starting from the basics and advancing up.

It all takes time and patience to be good at something or master it.

Good luck and have fun learning how to code, I am sure you will like it.

I agree with this, however he is already a Scratcher. Even if he WAS new, that shouldn't stop him from trying to code something complex. It may take long, but he will benefit and learn from creating something more complicated.

j_a_n_t_i wrote:

MasterofTheBrick wrote:

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Yes, You're right. Sure he could do it, but it takes months of practice. Even I can't do it.
And Griffpatch practised too. His account has been 8 years on Scratch.

Besides physics is needed there. You must know how to make speed, flips, points, fuel and jumps.
For example: car speed is different when going up than is going down.
Or, fuel it is used faster when the car goes up.
And you must make program for this…

I'm not describing what you said as wrong. I just didn't like the part about “only advanced scratchers can do this”.

“not difficult for one who wants it”
But, for example, I can't repair the car now. I will must learn how to do this.
The same is with this game.

MasterofTheBrick wrote:

Just_Iakov wrote:

If you are new to coding or just starting out whether it's from scratch or not, I would suggest you not try to make something complex.

Start with something simple and slowly advance up.
However, if you are interested to see how a project was made. You can always look inside of it. That way you can learn and study, but again I would suggest starting from the basics and advancing up.

It all takes time and patience to be good at something or master it.

Good luck and have fun learning how to code, I am sure you will like it.

I agree with this, however he is already a Scratcher. Even if he WAS new, that shouldn't stop him from trying to code something complex. It may take long, but he will benefit and learn from coding something more complicated.

There is nothing blocking any of us from doing anything complex, but learning things first is important before we jump onto something complex.
This can be applied anywhere: art, chess, maths, coding, sports, etc. Each takes time to learn, and each time we learn something new, we get more and more experience.

There is nothing stopping any of us from making something bizarre. However, there would be a limit. This limit is a lack of understanding something complex. It requires a lot of thinking and hard calculation to achieve something in advance.

As I mentioned above, patience is the key. Take your time to learn, and when you think you are ready to make the move. Go for it, once you learn something in extreme depth there is no stopping.

Good luck and have fun,

Just_Iakov wrote:

If you are new to coding or just starting out whether it's from scratch or not, I would suggest you not try to make something complex.

Start with something simple and slowly advance up.
However, if you are interested to see how a project was made. You can always look inside of it. That way you can learn and study, but again I would suggest starting from the basics and advancing up.

It all takes time and patience to be good at something or master it.

Good luck and have fun learning how to code, I am sure you will like it.

Nope I have an experience of 2 and half years though my scratch account is 1 years

Just_Iakov wrote:

MasterofTheBrick wrote:

Just_Iakov wrote:

If you are new to coding or just starting out whether it's from scratch or not, I would suggest you not try to make something complex.

Start with something simple and slowly advance up.
However, if you are interested to see how a project was made. You can always look inside of it. That way you can learn and study, but again I would suggest starting from the basics and advancing up.

It all takes time and patience to be good at something or master it.

Good luck and have fun learning how to code, I am sure you will like it.

I agree with this, however he is already a Scratcher. Even if he WAS new, that shouldn't stop him from trying to code something complex. It may take long, but he will benefit and learn from coding something more complicated.

There is nothing blocking any of us from doing anything complex, but learning things first is important before we jump onto something complex.
This can be applied anywhere: art, chess, maths, coding, sports, etc. Each takes time to learn, and each time we learn something new, we get more and more experience.

There is nothing stopping any of us from making something bizarre. However, there would be a limit. This limit is a lack of understanding something complex. It requires a lot of thinking and hard calculation to achieve something in advance.

As I mentioned above, patience is the key. Take your time to learn, and when you think you are ready to make the move. Go for it, once you learn something in extreme depth there is no stopping.

Good luck and have fun,

Thank you for your support everyone

Ok Everyone so I am Providing info. now


Please dont send hurtful messages.


Game.

So if its difficult, then we can make a different type of project of Hill climb racing..
If you want to support then you can help with script..

Byee

Just_Iakov wrote:

MasterofTheBrick wrote:

Just_Iakov wrote:

If you are new to coding or just starting out whether it's from scratch or not, I would suggest you not try to make something complex.

Start with something simple and slowly advance up.
However, if you are interested to see how a project was made. You can always look inside of it. That way you can learn and study, but again I would suggest starting from the basics and advancing up.

It all takes time and patience to be good at something or master it.

Good luck and have fun learning how to code, I am sure you will like it.

I agree with this, however he is already a Scratcher. Even if he WAS new, that shouldn't stop him from trying to code something complex. It may take long, but he will benefit and learn from coding something more complicated.

There is nothing blocking any of us from doing anything complex, but learning things first is important before we jump onto something complex.
This can be applied anywhere: art, chess, maths, coding, sports, etc. Each takes time to learn, and each time we learn something new, we get more and more experience.

There is nothing stopping any of us from making something bizarre hill climb racing hack mod apk. However, there would be a limit. This limit is a lack of understanding something complex. It requires a lot of thinking and hard calculation to achieve something in advance.

As I mentioned above, patience is the key. Take your time to learn, and when you think you are ready to make the move. Go for it, once you learn something in extreme depth there is no stopping.

Good luck and have fun,

Hello! I’m studying Corona and want to make a game with mechanics like in Hill climb racing. I don’t understand much yet. Maybe, if there is free time to please look at my files and register the physical object of the car on wheels with screen control or tell me how to do it. And how to set up the physics of different cars so that everyone has a different mass and speed. I will be very grateful. Maybe someone even has unnecessary sources with similar mechanics. Thanks to all! I attach my project. :slight_smile: