Short Demo on this new game I've been working on!

[DreamSMP_Luck]

https://play.creaticode.com/projects/68a397fb8c1361dc880b33f0


Tell me feedback in the comments or forum what you think of it so far!

[NotJaldolfYT]

@dreamsmp_luck awesome sauce, things I would suggest:

Use: this code instead

Else the user can just type any letter and it would be considered a gender, or just random words like “Please” would be considered a gender, of course, if you wanted to grab from a library you could do something like this:

By grabbing a raw GitHub .MD file as markdown from webpage with the cloud extension separating each gender like this: “GENDER1#GENDER2#GENDER3” they must be uppercase or lowercase based on how you set it up with the answer

[DreamSMP_Luck]

@notjaldolfyt so with all the code, I just do the first image with many different genders? (ex: genderfluid, librafluid, demiboy/girl, etc)
also pleasegender lol

[DreamSMP_Luck]

@notjaldolfyt also, can u remix the project with the last image? I’m not sure what’ll do

[NotJaldolfYT]

@dreamsmp_luck I can not make a github repository for you with data about the genders that you would want, sorry

[DreamSMP_Luck]

@notjaldolfyt so the first image would work best?

[NotJaldolfYT]

@dreamsmp_luck yes, unless you want to use GitHub and grab a markdown of all genders stored, which would be easier so that if you want to add a new gender it will update automatically inside of your code without making giant blocks

[DreamSMP_Luck]

@notjaldolfyt hmm okay. how would I use the github

[NotJaldolfYT]

@dreamsmp_luck You would make a repository with: “No README, no license, no .gitignore” and name it whatever you want, then click “Create a file” at the bottom after creating the repository, name it whatever you want, then add .md at the end, then inside of the file write: “gender#gender#gender” or “GENDER#GENDER#GENDER” based on whether you are using uppercase or lowercase, then save, don’t mind the name, then after creation click “Raw” if you don’t see it, click the file in the repository and then click “Raw” then copy the URL, go into CreatiCode, go into extensions, Cloud, then get “fetch web page as markdown from URL” copy that and paste the URL of the raw.githubusercontent.com into there that you got from clicking “Raw” and click it, you should see “GENDER#GENDER#GENDER” or “gender#gender#gender” if not, check the GitHub repository and check for a red X and try to fix the issue, issues can differ.

[DreamSMP_Luck]

@notjaldolfyt github no worky tho