I’ve been thinking of making a 3d horror game but idk how to well get or do stuff in any 3d makers. So can someone please find me a tutorial or help guide me on how to make a 3d game? It would be much appreciated if you could. If you can’t then that’s fine! (I’m sorry idrk if this is the forum is where I shoudl talk about this just please gently push me to the right direction)

Oh, that's fine, ever heard of… griffpatch?

Relatively easy to follow tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1c5TcdITVs

Slightly more difficult to follow tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tX_x4iYvspU&list=PLlmCqBdsUGHyjvpz5bbwFIsAwPYySdPNY


IF YOU DONT WANT TO READ, YOU DONT NEED TO READ THIS:

There are probably more complex tutorials out there that yield better results, but these two are the most helpful in my eyes. The top tutorial is by Griffpatch and is a maze-like 3d ray casting game, it's like doom, but worse.

The bottom one actually has the ability to look up and down, and pretty good collision too, but it took me a while to get the hang of, but that's me personally, either way, these two are on the top 3 tutorials to follow at some point or another.

Have a good year, hope the 3d horror game works out well!

There is (at least) one more way, but it's most likely the most complicated. I've never done it, but essentially you render a bunch of pen triangles in a ‘3D’ space. Sorry for not being able to elaborate.

I don't have much experience with 3D code myself, but the wiki has a good tutorial iirc - link

You can try this code click on the scratch link https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/797711/

Raycasters (what most users have just recommended you) work pretty well for Scratch. There are other methods, and once you've figured out raycasting, I would highly recommend you look into it, but beware, 3D involves a lot of math.

I hope it doesn't completely discourage you to know this, but horror games are not allowed on Scratch. Please keep in mind that kids of all ages can play your games, and it's important to respect them.

Elijah999999 wrote:

Raycasters (what most users have just recommended you) work pretty well for Scratch. There are other methods, and once you've figured out raycasting, I would highly recommend you look into it, but beware, 3D involves a lot of math.

I hope it doesn't completely discourage you to know this, but horror games are not allowed on Scratch. Please keep in mind that kids of all ages can play your games, and it's important to respect them.

Well you might aswell make every horror game creator know! (I’m not being sarcastic this is actual valuable information)

how?

reddragon5480 wrote:

I’ve been thinking of making a 3d horror game but idk how to well get or do stuff in any 3d makers. So can someone please find me a tutorial or help guide me on how to make a 3d game? It would be much appreciated if you could. If you can’t then that’s fine! (I’m sorry idrk if this is the forum is where I shoudl talk about this just please gently push me to the right direction)

I thought it said 3rd project but I don't know how to make a 3d game sorry wish I could help if that makes you feel better

Koamodo975 wrote:

There is (at least) one more way, but it's most likely the most complicated. I've never done it, but essentially you render a bunch of pen triangles in a ‘3D’ space. Sorry for not being able to elaborate.

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