How do I make 3D games with Scratch?

WeepingEdge

Hey there!
I have an assignment to make a game using Scratch. I want mine to be better than the projects made by others. So I'm here to ask you, from the Scratch Forums.

Everyone knows that it is difficult to make 3D in scratch, and I thought my game would win if I have complex codes in it. So my question is simple, how do I make 3D in scratch?

Should I use isometric 3D? and How should I implement it?
Or are there better methods?

I've seen many tutorials but they are very time taking. And plus they don't suit my style of game. For example, 3D ray-casting is a method to make 3D games, but you if you want to make a game like a shooter game, or a runner game, then its not applicable. Please help me. Coding examples and explanations will be helpful.

Canada-RedBeard

you could draw 3D lines to make a shape. it would be suitble for lots of things, plus if you outlined all the 3D shapes, it would have good pixel resolution. you might also be able to make it run smoothly. i hope this is handy.

Last edited by Canada-RedBeard (Sept. 16, 2023 14:31:07)

LukeElemental

Last edited by LukeElemental (Sept. 16, 2023 14:41:24)

WeepingEdge

Canada-RedBeard wrote:
you could draw 3D lines to make a shape. it would be suitble for lots of things, plus if you outlined all the 3D shapes, it would have good pixel resolution. you might also be able to make it run smoothly. i hope this is handy.

Thanks! But I don't no how to implement this. Do you have any like code to implement this?

WeepingEdge

Canada-RedBeard wrote:
you could draw 3D lines to make a shape. it would be suitble for lots of things, plus if you outlined all the 3D shapes, it would have good pixel resolution. you might also be able to make it run smoothly. i hope this is handy.

And I'm more interested in an isometric style game as I think it perfectly suits the game I want to make

TheLaplauncher

griffpatch tutorial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1c5TcdITVs&list=PLy4zsTUHwGJKolO9Ko_j6IStFIJnTYBul

Lemoneer

Isometric games are nearly the same as top-down games, except controls involve moving diagonally, and some sprites are layered on top of each other. If you could design a sprite that can look up-right, down-right, up-left, and down-left, then all you have to do then is make the controls. For example, if you want the player to move up-right, you can try something like this:

This moves the player diagonally, making the isometric grid composed of 2 by 1 rhombuses.

However, if you want to make a scrolling isometric game, I'm not sure I can help with that much.

09878901234321

I recommend the tutorial by @CodingBio

Last edited by 09878901234321 (Sept. 16, 2023 17:10:28)

WeepingEdge

09878901234321 wrote:
I recommend the tutorial by @CodingBio

I tried the tutorial, I'm still making it but boy is it noice!

cHeEesELoVeR

then do the same for y and x just for up do -2 for down do 2
and for right -2 left is 2

Last edited by cHeEesELoVeR (Jan. 20, 2024 12:17:22)

BushStrike

Yes its very difficult to make a 3D game from scratch. Im a new coder from scratch. Hope you have a good day

TheNoisyNoisy

yall his account got deleted

ninjaBronson

UmiiXD

idk

Last edited by UmiiXD (July 1, 2024 01:29:08)

zonloll

dunno

Last edited by zonloll (July 1, 2024 01:43:15)

TheCreatorOfUnTV

StarSubject wrote:
do tutorial from @MathMathMath

Or @CodingBio.
Anyway, reporting to be closed due to the topic being old.

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