For people looking to advance their skills in Scratch and add gravity and jumping to your 2D game. Simple to use and easily optimizable. This can work for platformers or other fun-skilled games.
That is likely due to network lag. Scratch cloud variables can often be quite glitchy and take quite a large amount of time to update. I know this may not be the answer you are looking for, but making an online multiplayer game that updates immediately is very difficult, if not impossible, using scratch. As described in this scratch wiki article: "To avoid overloading the cloud data ...
2 I am trying to make a game on Scratch that will use a feature to generate a special code, and when that code is input into a certain area it will load the stats that were there when the code was generated. Except I don't know how to make it and I couldn't find a clear answer for how to make it. I would prefer that the solution be:
My project no longer saves in Scratch 3.0. I tried refreshing and going to My Stuff but that did not help. The project does not contain any large files, but there are large blocks of code. To try t...
But when I create a variable (I've used scratch 2 and 3) I get But I would like to get is this: I just watch a youtube tutorial in which was told that for cloud to work you have to be a scratcher for at least 3 month (I have an account for 4 months now). So what do I have to do to get the cloud checkbox?
The scratch image is the most minimal image in Docker. This is the base ancestor for all other images. The scratch image is actually empty. It doesn't contain any folders/files ... The scratch image is mostly used for building other base images. For instance, the debian image is built from scratch as such: FROM scratch ADD rootfs.tar.xz / CMD ["bash"] The rootfs.tar.xz contains all the files ...
This simple shooter game is supposed to result in the sprite shattering and disappearing when hit. It will work maybe 40% of the time. Here's the link to the project and the relevant code block: ht...
I am trying to write a scratch code in which on a button press a particular sprite will be displayed and on another button press another sprite will be displayed, the first one should disappears. ...
In Scratch, there is a condition in the sensing category called touching, that can have edge as a parameter. Given that the condition returns true, how can I tell which edge was touched (i.e. top, bottom, left or right edge of scene)?
