How can I make 3D mario kart?

Ado_studio

I want to make 3D mario kart but I don't know how, if someone can show code in the replies pls do

RokCoder

That's like saying “I've seen Messi/Ronaldo playing soccer but I don't know how to play like them so can someone show me?”. It takes a lot of time, a lot of dedication, a lot of practice and a lot of effort over a long period of time.

The fact that you think someone can simply post the code into a forum thread indicates strongly that you're at the beginning of this journey. There's no reason why you shouldn't be able to make it to the end but you are going to need to put in a lot of practice. Start with simple projects and gradually increase the complexity. You should aim to learn a little more with each project that you create.

To get to the point where you can create a full 3D Mario Kart racing game in Scratch is going to take many months or, more likely, years. If you choose projects that interest you and aren't beyond your skill level along the way then it should be an enjoyable journey for you.

Good luck!

Barhamaniacs4300

Absolutely no idea.

Adamsmith1002

I would begin by making a top down mario kart game, then use something like griffpatch's ray casting tutorial to make it 3d.

Ado_studio

Barhamaniacs4300 wrote:
Absolutely no idea.

Last edited by Ado_studio (July 1, 2024 14:23:22)

Jageroo

No idea? WHAT

Iamthe_Eman

I'm sorry, but unless a force equal to or greater than griffpatch enters the forums, you might be out of luck. I'd probably recommend making smaller games for now.

TheCreatorOfUnTV

Iamthe_Eman wrote:
I'm sorry, but unless a force equal to or greater than griffpatch enters the forums, you might be out of luck. I'd probably recommend making smaller games for now.

@RokCoder is not that?

RokCoder wrote:
That's like saying “I've seen Messi/Ronaldo playing soccer, but I don't know how to play like them so can someone show me?”. It takes a lot of time, a lot of dedication, a lot of practice and a lot of effort over a long period of time.

The fact that you think someone can simply post the code into a forum thread indicates strongly that you're at the beginning of this journey. There's no reason why you shouldn't be able to make it to the end but you are going to need to put in a lot of practice. Start with simple projects and gradually increase the complexity. You should aim to learn a little more with each project that you create.

To get to the point where you can create a full 3D Mario Kart racing game in Scratch is going to take many months or, more likely, years. If you choose projects that interest you and aren't beyond your skill level along the way then it should be an enjoyable journey for you.

Good luck!

ninjaMAR

Iamthe_Eman wrote:
(#7)
I'm sorry, but unless a force equal to or greater than griffpatch enters the forums, you might be out of luck. I'd probably recommend making smaller games for now.

than many scratchers have a force equal to or greater than griffpatch

Effortless-Coding

I might have an idea, but sadly, it will not include turns. Start with a 3d perspective road, you can look it up for reference. Add an image of the back of mario’s car, then make obstacles that come down at the same time, make them get bigger so it looks like you’re driving and the obstacles are getting closer.

To detect collision, make a hitbox for the car, and detect if the hitbox is touching the obstacle when they are at a certain y-position.

The rest, you can do on your own.

Last edited by Effortless-Coding (July 2, 2024 05:55:01)

SlashySalsa

I've seen someone make a great scratch game, which is @Finlay_cool . He uploaded a 3d Mario Kart game in 2015, but somehow still active. Perhaps you could ask him some questions about it, and some tips to use. He's the best 3d scratch user i know, probably even better than griffpatch, so hit him up if you want.

codeingcat0b1100011

Iamthe_Eman wrote:
I'm sorry, but unless a force equal to or greater than griffpatch enters the forums, you might be out of luck. I'd probably recommend making smaller games for now.

the force have joined

Effortless-Coding wrote:
I might have an idea, but sadly, it will not include turns. Start with a 3d perspective road, you can look it up for reference. Add an image of the back of mario’s car, then make obstacles that come down at the same time, make them get bigger so it looks like you’re driving and the obstacles are getting closer.
To detect collision, make a hitbox for the car, and detect if the hitbox is touching the obstacle when they are at a certain y-position.
The rest, you can do on your own.

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