How to make a floor?

GoofiestFlower

Can you all tell me how to make a floor, for a platforming game? Just starting out and have 0 coding experience

LegendaryTooth

Since you have 0 coding experience, I suggest you read some tutorials that Scratch gives. Open the editor and press the question mark on the right hand side, then Scratch will give you a handful of tutorials to get started on your project. Once you have mastered the beginner projects, you can start with the platformer. Here are some tutorials for a platformer game:
https://wiki.scratch.mit.edu/wiki/How_to_Make_a_Basic_Platformer
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/67727504/

Last edited by LegendaryTooth (Sept. 9, 2016 14:54:58)

Elzzup

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This works as the most stable one.

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Pix3lAnimator

Look at tutorials and they would help a bunch with coding!

There are tutorials such as:

Griff Patch's Platformer Tutorial

Scratch's Platformer Tutorial

And Alot More Tutorials

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asivi

GoofiestFlower wrote:
Can you all tell me how to make a floor, for a platforming game? Just starting out and have 0 coding experience

https://scratch.mit.edu/help/

crystalmane

GoofiestFlower wrote:
Can you all tell me how to make a floor, for a platforming game? Just starting out and have 0 coding experience

Suggestions: One Thing you could do is look inside a Project And See What They have done. right what they did on paper (or if you can remember) and put it down on your own project. Just One Thing. Don't Make it EXCATLY the same. Then Thats just copying. So Change the name. Sprites could be different. even the backgrounds.

crystalmane

crystalmane wrote:
GoofiestFlower wrote:
Can you all tell me how to make a floor, for a platforming game? Just starting out and have 0 coding experience

Suggestions: One Thing you could do is look inside a Project And See What They have done. right what they did on paper (or if you can remember) and put it down on your own project. Just One Thing. Don't Make it EXCATLY the same. Then Thats just copying. So Change the name. Sprites could be different. even the backgrounds.

Here Are Some Links You Could look inside:

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/120625401/

crystalmane

crystalmane wrote:
crystalmane wrote:
GoofiestFlower wrote:
Can you all tell me how to make a floor, for a platforming game? Just starting out and have 0 coding experience

Suggestions: One Thing you could do is look inside a Project And See What They have done. right what they did on paper (or if you can remember) and put it down on your own project. Just One Thing. Don't Make it EXCATLY the same. Then Thats just copying. So Change the name. Sprites could be different. even the backgrounds.

Here Are Some Links You Could look inside:

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/120625401/

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/120675255/

crystalmane

crystalmane wrote:
crystalmane wrote:
crystalmane wrote:
GoofiestFlower wrote:
Can you all tell me how to make a floor, for a platforming game? Just starting out and have 0 coding experience

Suggestions: One Thing you could do is look inside a Project And See What They have done. right what they did on paper (or if you can remember) and put it down on your own project. Just One Thing. Don't Make it EXCATLY the same. Then Thats just copying. So Change the name. Sprites could be different. even the backgrounds.

Here Are Some Links You Could look inside:

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/120625401/

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/120675255/

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/120624781/

asivi

crystalmane wrote:
GoofiestFlower wrote:
Can you all tell me how to make a floor, for a platforming game? Just starting out and have 0 coding experience

Suggestions: One Thing you could do is look inside a Project And See What They have done. right what they did on paper (or if you can remember) and put it down on your own project. Just One Thing. Don't Make it EXCATLY the same. Then Thats just copying. So Change the name. Sprites could be different. even the backgrounds.

What about to learn basics (a bit at least)?

WolfCat67

You could use this simple line of coding for your jumping character, and just make the floor a separate sprite:

when I receive [Jump v]
set [Gravity v] to [Pick Number, Higher means Higher Jump Height]
repeat until <touching [Ground Sprite v] ?>
change y by (Gravity)
change [Gravity v] by (-1)
end

This will allow you, whenever you broadcast the message “Jump” (through a button press or something), your gravity will change to a certain amount. Then, you will smoothly jump, but also land on the ground without falling through it. It works very well and I'd recommend it for a beginner.

Diamond_flower098

point towards [wall<[set thickness to 100] = []> v]

this might help i think?

Last edited by Diamond_flower098 (March 10, 2021 23:18:55)

ninjaMAR

Diamond_flower098 wrote:
point towards [wall<[set thickness to 100] = []> v]
this might help i think?

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