Scratch

11alex wrote:

Plunkett is my second name.. Alex is my first.. Simon is Eldude.. my old friend..
I have a yellow bananna...  apples are red.. I'm high..
*faints*

That's nice to know alex.

Basically.. yes..

But still give him credit, because he does alot for people.

Thought we've not seen anything yet...

Ace-of-Spades wrote:

Didn't he release one example?

i might have missed it...

Eldude wrote:

I think I did mention DSgamemaker.... ANyway I am not plunketts freind, I am an associate... unfortunately.  He is a disgruntled DSgamemaker user.

If any of you have used DSgamemaker you will find that a knowledge of C is required to make anything with the app.

Regardless of how I do it, I am doing it and I am sure that it does not matter to any of you as long as it is converted, am I right!!

If anyone doubts my ability to make games for the DS I would be more than happy to give you examples of my work.

I have just finished coding a game in collaboration with a designer so that is why I have not been here for a couple of weeks.

This would be the best well polished game I have made so far.  I will link it once the designer releases it.

I will start on the Fire game Survivor Impossible today so it should be finished by the end of the week.

And example would be interesting, iv got the emulator, because i dont have a flash cart.

I did start "The Beach" but did not finish it..

http://dsgamemaker.com/forum/download/file.php?id=5215

Have started Survivor Impossible.  Just getting the Jump dynamics to match the original.

Eldude,  I think you have too much time.  Think your skills at programming,  you should be using them to the limit.

I need to learns some C# and try DS game maker again...

Eldude wrote:

Its C not C#.  As you are using Scratch it should be an easy transition.

I find porting from DS to scratch much easier thou.

thats true, C# is very like scratch.
I found the Microsoft Xbox game developer plug-in for C# aswell, such posibilitys!

11alex wrote:

Well you see,  DSGameMaker isn't official.  Pure coded projects tend to be better,  but with Eldude it's an exception 

congrats on reaching 200 posts.
*looking up exe to nds*
If this works, then we should be able to make the scratch project an exe (Jen's scratch2exe) then convert that to NDS!!

Nope... nothing...

Last edited by markyparky56 (2010-03-24 09:57:15)

RHY3756547 wrote:

markyparky56 wrote:

11alex wrote:

Well you see,  DSGameMaker isn't official.  Pure coded projects tend to be better,  but with Eldude it's an exception 

congrats on reaching 200 posts.
*looking up exe to nds*
If this works, then we should be able to make the scratch project an exe (Jen's scratch2exe) then convert that to NDS!!

Nope... nothing...

EXEs would not run on an NDS any way unless someone made a windows platform emulator on it. 

Thats the point of the exe2nds. (Which doesn't exsist.)

Haha.  It's quite funny how you' lot predict Scratch projects/Executables can be converted to ARM7 format, and converts each graphical and programmable feature to another format.

Now THATS a big leap.

RHY3756547 wrote:

11alex wrote:

Haha.  It's quite funny how you' lot predict Scratch projects/Executables can be converted to ARM7 format, and converts each graphical and programmable feature to another format.

Now THATS a big leap.

Ehh...

No. None of us ever said that. O_o

Nobody said convert. Port, yes, but not convert. I really dislike your attitude, 11alex, because you seem to act as if you know everything.

lol

*high-fives*