i am going to make my first game called Hello, sunny!. that is why i am calling everyone sunny.
i need a plot and a story.
abstract
Hello, Sunny! is a game that encourages people to think outside of the box when making games. it will have not only ONE new feature but TWO! features listed below. in no way is Hello, Sunny! to be used inappropriately. you may remix the project when the game is released. Hello, Sunny! is fully trademarked and is NOT to be used in anything not regarding the game or modifications of the game.
Statistics
Programming: 22%
Graphics: 10%
Plot: 95%
Story: 90%
Music: 0%
Features: 40%
Total: 43%
Morale: very high
Preidcted release date: late June 2011
New features
feature one: combination character select
Details not to be revealed
feature two:"moving" text
in real games, text is usually displayed at the bottom of the screen in a box. the words appear as the player of CPU is saying them. in scratch, making a box and having words appear would be to hard. to cope with this, TVflea productions has made a new way of making "moving" words.see below
[block]
<say[ ]for( 0.5 )secs>
[/block]
we start with an empty speech block
[block]
<say[ hel ]for( 0.5 )secs>
[/block]
adding six letters per second makes it appear as if the words are "moving"
[block]
<say[ hel ]for( 0.5 )secs>
[/block]
[block]
<say[ hello ]for( 0.5 )secs>
[/block]
[block]
<say[ hello wo ]for( 0.5 )secs>
[/block]
[block]
<say[ hello worl ]for( 0.5 )secs>
[/block]
[block]
<say[ hello world! ]for( 0.5 )secs>
[/block]
to make it ask a "moving" text question, instead of the last block being a speech block, like this one below,
[block]
<say[ hello world! ]for( 0.5 )secs>
[/block]
it would be a question block
<ask[ hello world? ] and wait>
example
credits
story editor:Echs
new feature tester:scriptY
support:pronouncedG1LTY
Last edited by TVflea (2011-05-05 23:03:22)
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I like the idea a lot!
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echs wrote:
The concept of "moving text" has been done before, and in a better way.
i know, the 3 letters per .5 seconds was just an example. i was talking about the first feature
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TVflea wrote:
adding six letters per second makes it appear as if the words are "moving"
[block]
<say[ hel ]for( 0.5 )secs>
[/block]
[block]
<say[ hello ]for( 0.5 )secs>
[/block]
[block]
<say[ hello wo ]for( 0.5 )secs>
[/block]
[block]
<say[ hello worl ]for( 0.5 )secs>
[/block]
[block]
<say[ hello world! ]for( 0.5 )secs>
[/block]
to make it ask a "moving" text question, instead of the last block being a speech block, like this one below,
[block]
<say[ hello world! ]for( 0.5 )secs>
[/block]
Or you could add only 1 letter to each of them, I did that once
Last edited by kimmy123 (2011-04-28 23:21:06)
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kimmy123 wrote:
TVflea wrote:
adding six letters per second makes it appear as if the words are "moving"
[block]
<say[ hel ]for( 0.5 )secs>
[/block]
[block]
<say[ hello ]for( 0.5 )secs>
[/block]
[block]
<say[ hello wo ]for( 0.5 )secs>
[/block]
[block]
<say[ hello worl ]for( 0.5 )secs>
[/block]
[block]
<say[ hello world! ]for( 0.5 )secs>
[/block]
to make it ask a "moving" text question, instead of the last block being a speech block, like this one below,
[block]
<say[ hello world! ]for( 0.5 )secs>
[/block]Or you could add only 1 letter to each of them, I did that once
it was just an example.
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TVflea wrote:
kimmy123 wrote:
TVflea wrote:
adding six letters per second makes it appear as if the words are "moving"
[block]
<say[ hel ]for( 0.5 )secs>
[/block]
[block]
<say[ hello ]for( 0.5 )secs>
[/block]
[block]
<say[ hello wo ]for( 0.5 )secs>
[/block]
[block]
<say[ hello worl ]for( 0.5 )secs>
[/block]
[block]
<say[ hello world! ]for( 0.5 )secs>
[/block]
to make it ask a "moving" text question, instead of the last block being a speech block, like this one below,
[block]
<say[ hello world! ]for( 0.5 )secs>
[/block]Or you could add only 1 letter to each of them, I did that once
it was just an example.
I know
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