@tng oh gosh.

@dreamsmp_luck Great!

@the_true_odst thanks. ill try this and see if this works

@kirbstyre_63 Most likely, we will implement a system similar to MIT Scratch’s “messages” (https://scratch.mit.edu/messages). But this is currently behind other more urgent tasks.

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@the_true_odst Most likely there are too many messages in the chat history or output. Please check this document: https://www.forum.creaticode.com/topic/867/ai-openai-chatgpt

@andis_3cc So you are hitting the daily limit for free users. It should reset tomorrow.

Hi, These are great questions, but there are no easy answers. CreatiCode is a much more advanced version of Scratch, so you will have to learn the basics before creating complex projects. Can you start with the tutorials on this list? https://www.forum.creaticode.com/category/17/tutorials   You can build some simple projects by following these examples, and then ask more specific questions about what you would like to do, such as how to modify one of these projects based on your idea.

@jamesa-blackwell-57b383d3 The simplest solution is indeed using the viewport: Make the canvas size much larger than the view port Draw a large backdrop in the stage canvas Lock the viewport on the key sprite   [image: c0f72e35-ef70-4032-970b-a5da37a2fc02.png]   Here is an example: play.creaticode.com/projects/6842f3d73d952dd83a741d13   If this “does not work”, can you please explain what the problems are? We can either refine this or discuss a completely different solution.

i am too new. i cannot add screenshots. i am sorry.

hola

OK. You can control the angular speed of the camera using the “configure camera” block’s last input, which is a percentage. For example, when you set it to 100, it is the default speed, but if it is 10, then it will be 10% of the default speed. See this project for example: play.creaticode.com/projects/68345dcdcf69bbdc83e9472e

You can use the “when widget changes” block. Here is a simple example: play.creaticode.com/projects/6831f4e759dd9cb676181c93