Scratch

You need to use paint to draw frames, sadly.

I never got a reply when i sent in my application

I'm really irritated with the stencyl owners for not even bothering to email me, whatever i'm sticking with scratch now...

Yeah. It took me like 2 1/2 weeks to get accepted, but I finally did!  Tried it out and it's pretty rockin'!  I wish it was a BIT more programming-based though...  Anyway, it's epic so far.  Already made a couple of short games and deleted them for some practice.  Great idea!!!

I got accepted in less than a week.


Maybe because when it said "put your best game here if you have any", i put mine farm game from scratch.

Last edited by kayybee (2010-12-08 21:05:07)

Me too!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

OB6160

I was accepted back when they came to the forums asking Scratchers to test it out. I've made a few things with it and i really like the setup. I like it because it doesnt slow down hardly at all when you give it a big load of scripts. Unlike Scratch which slows way down if you arent using a big quad-core desktop and you try making anything even slightly complex. Its a deffinetly harder to get use to, but once you do its really alot of fun to use.

I applied but they never responded.

TuffGhost wrote:

Kileymeister wrote:

I got it, tried to make a simple platformer, the guy floated away, even with gravity on and such.  I'm sticking with Scratch, I'm not ready for its complexities.

gravity is just negative in stencyl dude

like adding to the y position makes it go down

No, it didn't go up.

It floated, as in no gravity.

Last edited by Kileymeister (2010-12-09 17:58:53)

TuffGhost wrote:

Kileymeister wrote:

TuffGhost wrote:

gravity is just negative in stencyl dude

like adding to the y position makes it go down

No, it didn't go up.

It floated, as in no gravity.

did you even give the thing mass???

or like any kind of gravity script at all dude

Yes, all of that.  But the controls acted as if it wasn't defined by anything, it just bounced off things and never slowed momentum.

TuffGhost wrote:

Kileymeister wrote:

TuffGhost wrote:

did you even give the thing mass???

or like any kind of gravity script at all dude

Yes, all of that.  But the controls acted as if it wasn't defined by anything, it just bounced off things and never slowed momentum.

dude just do this:
have a variable for the behaviour called gravity set it to like .25
in the always loop put this:
set y-speed to [[y-speed of [self]]+[gravity]]

actor should be normal, affected by gravity, have some mass, and probably some amount of friction

plus why are you posting your problems here dude

there are stencyl forums with lots of people far better at using it than me

I reported a problem occurring from its complexity (which seemed to be the topic at hand) and then inquired as to why it didn't work, so I answered.  I did not intend to make this a big deal about a complaint I had.

Back to topic at hand.

Last edited by Kileymeister (2010-12-09 18:13:39)

Kileymeister wrote:

TuffGhost wrote:

Kileymeister wrote:

Yes, all of that.  But the controls acted as if it wasn't defined by anything, it just bounced off things and never slowed momentum.

dude just do this:
have a variable for the behaviour called gravity set it to like .25
in the always loop put this:
set y-speed to [[y-speed of [self]]+[gravity]]

actor should be normal, affected by gravity, have some mass, and probably some amount of friction

plus why are you posting your problems here dude

there are stencyl forums with lots of people far better at using it than me

I reported a problem occurring from its complexity (which seemed to be the topic at hand) and then inquired as to why it didn't work, so I answered.  I did not intend to make this a big deal about a complaint I had.

Back to topic at hand.

the topic is stencyl and that is what we are discussing dude

maybe instead of quitting after one try you couldve used the forums thats what theyre for bro

I can recommend all of you but I won't