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up,  lot of scripts to tell you about!

well... as archmage pointed out, you need Z-mapping to make 3D games. So my 3D game on the website isn't 'true' 3D, but with z mapping, it is. For z mapping, all you need is a map! It is complicated to explain the 3D that I used in little 3D runaround, and is even harder to explain about z-mapping, because it takes a lot of scripts. Once I have finished the current game, I might be able to have the patience to explain. Or ou can download it, but, It is really hard to explain!

Well, here is the scripts for one of the trees in my game

<when green flag clicked>
   <forever>
      <if><key[ up arrow ]pressed?>
         <change{ distance }by( -1
      <if><key[ down arrow ]pressed?>
         <change{ distance }by( 1
      <if><key[ right arrow]pressed?>
         <change{ real x }by( -1
      <if><key[ left arrow ]pressed?>
         <change{ real x }by( 1

Thats the main script, but there are more

<when green flag clicked>
   <forever>
     <set{ size }to( <size>

<when green flag clicked>
   <forever>
     <set{ size }to( (( 100 </> (( <{ distance }> </> 5 )) ))

<forever>
<say[ LOL! I forgot the rest!

Last edited by JoelP (2007-09-07 18:45:18)

no... this is the method that I used in the little 3D runaround. I am hoping to do that in my new game-if it works

<<TO MAKE MOVE RIGHT AND UP>>

--FORWARD--
<when green flag clicked>
<forever>
<if>
<key[ UP ]pressed?>
<change size by( +1

--RIGHT--
<when green flag clicked>
<forever>
<if>
<key[RIGHT]pressed?>
<change x by(+1

i wanna know how to make a 3D RPG game

i know i could use this script to make it look like your getting closer to da trees and stuff

<when[ up arrow ]key pressed><wait( 1 )secsc><next costume>

for da background

<when green flag clicked><forever><play sound[ temple ]and waits>

when green flag clicked>i' focusing on a 3D game,and to make a character turn around, I used scripts like:<when green flag clicked><set{spinX}to(0) <when green flag clicked><forever if><key[right arrow]pressed?><change{spinX}by(1) (opposite for left)   
<when green flag clicked><forever if><{spinX}>=360<set{spinX}to(0)

and to make other sprites appear, i used something like <when green flag clicked> <forever if>spinX=180<show><go to x:(edge)y:(wherever)<forever if><key[right arrow]pressed?><glide(  )secs to x    )y   )<key[left arrow]pressed?><glide(  )secs to x    )y   )

Very clever, well done. 

JSO wrote:

NATT44, please do not bump up threads that old. It's started in august 2007, that's two and a half years ago.

Wow... no wonder this is outdated.