Unreal Engine Developer Tries Scratch for the First Time

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  @itsrascaldev · 2 months ago (edited) · pinned

  GO CHECK OUT MY DUMB SCRATCH GAME HERE! <a href="https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1362174837">https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1362174837</a><br><br>Edit: Thanks for all the tips in the comments! &nbsp;I had no idea i was copying and pasting wrong which is most likely what caused my project to die💀<br><br>Also, VR Game and Boulder Game will be back very soon! &nbsp;I was moving and had some other stuff going on, but am back to making videos and will have updates on those very soon!!!!

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  @sky01james28 · 2 months ago

  I used Scratch for almost 10 years before learning a real programming language. it was a huge part of my childhood, glad you had fun learning something new!

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  @snojeng · 2 months ago

  So cool u tried out scratch, just a quick reminder, making 3d actually isnt THAT hard in scratch ( their like a million ways to do it ), it mostly revolves around the pen tool allowing you to draw on the screen insted of using sprites for everything

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  @nyawtism · 2 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FMCmfi7Rebg&amp;t=152">2:32</a> my first idea was to keep the player at the center and LITERALLY shift the whole world around XD

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  @lawyer_guy500 · 4 days ago

  Enemies getting stuck is pretty easy to fix, here&apos;s how. When green flag clicked. Forever. If (touching (edge) them. Hide, with the info u have I think u know how to make them come on screen

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  @aladair123 · 2 months ago

  there&apos;s a browser extension made by some people which is called scratch addons (i think), and it basically adds a ton of things to the editor for qol, such as a search bar, the ability to pause your project and start it again (a bit like a breakpoint ig but it isnt automatic), and you can jump to the definition of a custom block (which is equivalent to a function except with NO RETURN VALUES :( ).

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• SN

  @snowdragon100 · 9 days ago

  Making the world larger: here is how it works in LITERALLY EVERYTHING. The camera doesn&apos;t actually move, the world around it moves in the reverse direction

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  @ĐàoNgọc-t1e · 2 months ago

  Scratch 10 years ago: This is so easy! there&apos;s even a little tutorial to help me! <br>Scratch Now: We need another variable. <b>Shows 20 in the background and gives a thousand-yard stare</b> This is why I have the quote &apos;one must imagine sisyphus debugging&apos;

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  @FriedVoxels · 2 months ago

  The reason scratch is so fun is because of its simplicity u just code not scroll through nodes and click random ahh buttons, it literally just a simple place to code and make a game on accident <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FMCmfi7Rebg&amp;t=545">9:05</a>

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  @ChaseSp · 2 months ago

  Bro, the surreal irony of an Unreal dev getting triggered by Scratch&apos;s node-less spaghetti logic is straight fire. 💀 The fact you whipped up a fully working boss with placeholder Google pics and a cowboy hat makes this vid an absolute banger. Let you cook, Rascal!

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  @Zunodev · 2 months ago

  It&apos;s SO COOL seeing more and more people try scratch, hope u enjoyed it :)

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  @YellowPlagueProductions · 2 months ago

  You&apos;re a really skilled programmer. Being able to make a &nbsp;vertical slice in just a day using an engine you don&apos;t have experience. Props.

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