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#1 2011-08-19 21:38:49

Flait7
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A falling sand game!

I was thinking of making a game like many I've seen before, http://dan-ball.jp/en/javagame/dust/ being one of the seemingly well known ones on this website. What elements should I add to the game (ex, fire, nitro, water, c4, oil, stone, metal)? I'd love any ideas for different elements, especially ones that aren't found in the flash/java falling sand games.  big_smile


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#2 2011-08-19 21:42:57

samtwheels
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Re: A falling sand game!

uranium! turns other elements radioactive!

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#3 2011-08-19 21:58:15

Flait7
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Re: A falling sand game!

That's a great idea! How should the other elements react to radioactive things though? O-o


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#4 2011-08-19 22:04:29

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Re: A falling sand game!

Check out Powder toy http://powdertoy.co.uk/
It's an awesome program, it's like that but with many more things. You could add some stuff of that  tongue
In my school, where people play on the computer all day, around half of them are on there. It's quite fun to make explosions.

But, making a particles game would be hard work. I tried to make a collab like this, but only one person joined  tongue

This is a particles project on Scratch: http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/ASDev/1926982
It's pretty good, though as you see, as there's no cloning device, you'd need many sprites (1 for each particle). So, I'd recommend waiting for 2.0, as I think there'll be a clone block.


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#5 2011-08-19 22:04:45

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Re: A falling sand game!

They should yurn really big or small (its up to you) and be green and be oddly shaped  smile


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#6 2011-08-19 22:18:33

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Re: A falling sand game!

Death_Wish wrote:

In my school, where people play on the computer all day

Lucky. My school is where you sit and listen to a boring person talk.
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Lead! Falls faster than all other elements!


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#7 2011-08-20 02:16:15

Flait7
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Re: A falling sand game!

There'll be a clone block for scratch 2.0? That would make things so much easier, I thought I was gonna just have to make the 1 sprite then copy it thousands of times.


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#8 2011-08-20 10:36:06

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Re: A falling sand game!

there is a clone button on scratch


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#9 2011-08-20 20:48:40

Flait7
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Re: A falling sand game!

I knew there was a duplicate button, but I can only duplicate the sprite so many times before it just turns into a lagfest O-o I was thinking of making a beta version with a couple hundred or a thousand "dots" or so to see how well it turns out online.


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#10 2011-08-20 20:56:24

4lover
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Re: A falling sand game!

well you could look at my project cube runner on scratch which im to lazy to post a link on but you can find it under my projects list. If you download it and look at the scripts my projects scripts implements what you want


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#11 2011-08-21 09:30:48

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Re: A falling sand game!

videogame9 wrote:

Death_Wish wrote:

In my school, where people play on the computer all day

Lucky. My school is where you sit and listen to a boring person talk.
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Lead! Falls faster than all other elements!

I don't play games in school, I listen. It's also in Spanish, that's why, if I don't pay attention I'm screwed  tongue

But I'm pretty sure you should make it in Scratch 2.0. You should also probably ask andres or paddle if there'll be a clone block in a comment or something.


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#12 2011-08-22 01:41:27

Flait7
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Re: A falling sand game!

Maybe if they just happen to see this forum they could comment and confirm if there will be or not.


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#13 2011-10-04 13:20:01

rontoking
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Re: A falling sand game!

Hey there's a clone block in Panther!You could use that!Infact I might try to make one my self!


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