Scratch

  this will be cool.

if he can make it.

Which he can 

Last edited by Kileymeister (2009-12-30 14:43:59)

fg123 wrote:

I hope he can!    And it must be 1s1s!

That might be impossible.... seeing how he also has to generate the shape of the cube.

I probably could too    But to make a working rubik's cube with Gale3D (like you actually can solve it and stuff) o_O I couldn't.

Last edited by Lucario621 (2009-12-30 14:59:06)

fg123 wrote:

That's easy. The shape is just a square with lines in the middle.

But rendering it and knowing which colors are which on which side is quite hard, seeing how Scratch only supports single-dimensional arrays.

Lucario621 wrote:

floatingmagictree wrote:

fg123 wrote:

That's easy. The shape is just a square with lines in the middle.

But rendering it and knowing which colors are which on which side is quite hard, seeing how Scratch only supports single-dimensional arrays.

But with Gale3D, it is easy; you just have to enter the coordinates.

He has to make it 1s1s.

EDIT: NVM, you guys are right.

Last edited by floatingmagictree (2009-12-30 15:01:04)

floatingmagictree wrote:

Lucario621 wrote:

floatingmagictree wrote:

But rendering it and knowing which colors are which on which side is quite hard, seeing how Scratch only supports single-dimensional arrays.

But with Gale3D, it is easy; you just have to enter the coordinates.

He has to make it 1s1s.

EDIT: NVM, you guys are right.

Lolz yeah. It already is 1 sprite 1 script.

archmage wrote:

He wouldn't be able to fill in the colours of the squares but he could make a tiled cube.

He could but it would take forever to render.  Maybe he could put a dot of color in the middle of each cube?

yah lol

Kileymeister wrote:

dingdong wrote:

funny tons of people have posted, but RH hasn't

I doubt RHY will even see this forum for a few days.  But we are peparing for when he does

I doubt he will even do this 'challenge' 

dingdong wrote:

for this to actually work you'd have to have at least 96 sprites running at once for the points on the rubiks cubish, scratch would crash at that, I don't think that would really be possible unfortunately...

So simple minded, as always.

He could render each tile with stamps and render their movement and store the information in lists.


I think that was a huge run-on sentence.

golfer3 wrote:

Seems very difficult if it would work.

Well this is RHY3756547 we're talking about.