CreatiCode Scratch

JaecadeJnight

@jeffreyrb03-gmail thank you guys for adding that in I just saw it gives the full code now

JaecadeJnight

@info-creaticode it works and it’s great, but could you make it so it returns the full webpage html code instead of just the <body> tag? I also wanna see the <head> tag for getting things like the title of the site and metadata. I’m thinking of now designing my websites so they have special metadata that when used in my CreatiCode web browser, they can have stuff like extra permissions and customizability and whatnot.

JaecadeJnight

@info-creaticode thank you

JaecadeJnight

@info-creaticode Oh that’s a good idea! Thank you!

JaecadeJnight

@info-creaticode Ah ok, but could you also make it support “view-source:” as well at least or just another block that will return the exact code?

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I’m aware that you guys are still working on fixing this block to “show dynamic content” and that makes sense, but could you guys instead introduce a new block for static content so that I can access APIs and stuff? I recently found out there’s a dog API to get information on dog breeds and to get pictures of dogs and I have a key and know which endpoints to use (luckily mostly via GET which is what a fetch does) but I can’t use them in CreatiCode because this still doesn’t work.

It does work for sites like my website and but fails when it comes into contact with things returned as text or JSON or websites that may have code too complicated like indeed.com when I wanna analyse job hirings and stuff like that. The issue with Indeed may actually be that it’s too dynamic due to it using your location to show jobs near you but that’s not the point.

The new block to just get (generally static) page and non-page (like text files) data could look like this:

and if the indeed.com issue is a concern for you guys, then maybe they both could have extra parameter that specifies extra information to personalize page content:

in these parameters, the user agent is that of a Chromebook and the location (lat & long) is London, UK. Maybe user agent might be a stretch but the location would surely be useful for somewhat fixing the issue. It’s also probably not worth fixing if it doesn’t work after that since it might think CreatiCode is a bot (as it is) and might not want it scraping its pages, so we should respect its wishes.

JaecadeJnight

NOTICE: This tutorial below works for both CreatiCode and Scratch (or any Scratch fork/mod like Turbowarp) because this doesn’t take advantage of any CreatiCode-specific features.
Tutorial difficulty: 3.5 out of 5 stars

Does it ever bother you that you’re limited in the fonts you can use when you use the costume/backdrop editor? Well I have a somewhat advanced hack that I’m going to teach you today to use fonts like Arial and whatnot. I’m also going to show you some text/emoji tips and tricks at the end which ties into this.

Step 1

First, in any project (preferably a new project or one of your own projects), open up the costume/backdrop editor, then make a new costume (or backdrop if you’re in the Stage).

Step 2

Now make a new textbox with some example text like “Hello World!” and then set the font to something like “Marker” or “Pixel” so it’s easily recognizable and hard to miss. For performing this trick, it would also be best if you just have this textbox as the only element/thing (which is why I had you make a new costume/backdrop so it’s just a blank canvas) since having anything more might make this a bit harder.

Step 3

Now, export your simple costume/backdrop by right-clicking on the costume and export.

Warning: Make sure that when you export, the file ends with .svg. If it isn’t, then that means you must have clicked the “Convert to Bitmap” button and you don’t wanna do that since it just rasterizes the whole thing - converts it to just pixels, which won’t let you change the text afterwards unless you make it all over again.

Step 4

Now, import the SVG file of your costume/backdrop in a text editor app, like Notepad, or a web one. This will force it to show as text in a way that you can edit raw/directly.

Nerd info/fun fact: See, SVG images/vector graphics files are stored as text (if you wanna get technical, it’s XML text), not in pixels and complicated hex codes like PNG images. Therefore you can edit their contents more conveniently.

To make it easier for you, go to this text editor site: https://texteditor.co/
When you get there, ignore all the other junk like advertisements and hit the big blue button that says “Open File From Computer”.
Then select and choose the SVG file that we just exported in Step 3.
You should see this now:

Step 5

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You see where it says font-family="Marker"? Well you can change that to get a custom font!
The way fonts work with Scratch/CreatiCode is that the SVG inherits the currently loaded fonts of the current webpage (HTML document) and browser/system, and that list shown at the beginning doesn’t do anything really special other than just use the name of a font, check if it’s supported and that the page/browser has it, and then put that font onto text.

So now, try to replace Marker with any of these fonts below:

Arial
Arial Black
Comic Sans MS, cursive
cursive (if on Mac/Apple it’s actual cursive, elsewhere, it’s just Comic Sans)
Garamond
Verdana
Tahoma
Courier New
monospace
Wingdings (Wingdings)
Roboto
Google Sans (only available for chromebooks/google maybe)
Calibri
Lucida Console (windows only)

I’m going to choose “Roboto” but you can choose whichever one you want. Now download the SVG file from the text editor, and then import it into Scratch.

Step 6

If you followed the last step correctly, it should look like this:

Yayyyyy! You did it! So now you have custom fonts that you can use and you can also change what the text says and any other thing like that. This will now allow you to further customize your text and make it more unique.

Tip: You can also use the “Scratch” font on any Scratch playground (including CreatiCode).

Rasterizing text tips (Step 7)

So you are probably already aware that emojis show differently for people on different devices, since those on Apple devices will see different emojis compared to Androids and same for other devices/platforms. Same applies to text fonts, since not everybody has the same fonts on their system!

You can fix this issue by flattening/rasterizing your text whenever you use emojis/uncommon fonts since some people probably won’t see certain fonts that you use and might be confused or feel misled when your game looks weird. You can do this by clicking the “Convert to Bitmap” button to just basically pixelate and unvectorize it:

You can then click this button again as it’ll say “Convert to vector” to turn it back into SVG which is what we like. You probably just want to rasterize your emojis and text so I recommend doing this in a new blank costume and then cutting and pasting the text back in to whatever costume you wanted like so the text is seperate from the background if you have colors or something.

Everybody will see your text the same after you do this because it’s now pixels, not text made by the computer, so now everybody will see your text the same! However making doing this has some drawbacks, like for example, it will probably make some images very pixelated and have a poor quality/resolution which might suck if you have like some HD image, since Scratch isn’t equipped for such quality. You won’t have to worry about this very much when you’re using CreatiCode though, due to the widgets blocks which are a powerful tool and can display images normally.

Conclusion

I hope you enjoyed my tutorial and found it useful, I will also be porting a project I have on Scratch to here soon that contains “hacked” blocks and backdrops with the custom fonts from this tutorial. When that’s up, you can just skip all these steps and steal the costumes from there, and put 'em in your backpack to use in whatever projects you choose.

(Section below in construction; those tutorials are not written by me yet)

Extra tutorials that expand on this one:

If you wish to learn more of my techniques and methods, I have made more tutorials below:

Expansion of this tutorial that tells you of the extra things you can do in CreatiCode only
How to put in more fonts using Opera GX or a Chrome extension (and then rasterize so others can see it)

JaecadeJnight

@011830-0a42ef84 like in flipaclip?

JaecadeJnight

@info-creaticode I fixed it now to use a button lol

JaecadeJnight

@info-creaticode Ohhhh, I didn’t notice that. Thank you for pointing that out, I thought labels and buttons practically did the same thing since they have the same appearance and qualities.

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@jeffreyrb03-gmail To clarify further, the issue is that now when you click a widget button, it can’t do anything because the block to do something when it’s clicked doesn’t work anymore.

JaecadeJnight

Im not sure but "when widget ( v) clicked) hat block and other hat blocks in widgets no longer work for me however normal widget blocks do and they won’t run unless you press them. This is the project where I first encountered this:
https://play.creaticode.com/projects/673fa876591b145bfb97fcab

This mightve been caused by the addition of the shake block, and also for the shake block, I found that even when you press the stop button in the middle of the shaking, it’ll still continue to happen.

Edit: my old projects still work even though they use the widget hat blocks, to clarify I just made that new project

JaecadeJnight

@c6099952795-bd492b4e Could you be more specific? I have no idea what you mean

JaecadeJnight

@info-creaticode Yeah, everything would need to get moved, and that gap should probably be filled with black

JaecadeJnight

@info-creaticode Shakes the screen

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They also do this weird capitilzation thing and make it similar to a title by turning “What would you like to be the wallpaper?” into “What Would You Like To Be The Wallpaper?” .

JaecadeJnight

@tyller_ I thought of this before but I’d have a computer always on that acts as the server but that’s a whole other issue and idk how to do it without buying a computer and making it run 24/7

JaecadeJnight

@tyller_ yeah that stuff is always an issue with creaticode because there is no “server” or “backend” with projects, just client that can do server things using CC’s main backend. I don’t know how to fix that issue other than extensive testing and checking what will happen.
Edit: im referring to the thing about if someone closes the tab and data get s messed up

JaecadeJnight

@tyller_ not sure but the current database storage should be fine and if youre really worried about that then you can use multiple databases to sort of preserve as much storage as possible. Besides ur pushig it all to GS anyways so no worries about that

JaecadeJnight

@tyller_ Ok. You say this is to “make message storage easier” but idk this looks like a lot more errors and work are gonna come out of this than if you just used a different method like perhaps a queue system where messages are stored in a database (in creaticode) and then pushed gradually over to google sheets and retrieved when needed like for saving chats like a discord like app

JaecadeJnight

@jeffreyrb03-gmail I host things on glitch so when I have the time I could prolly make an API for you

JaecadeJnight

@tyller_ since formulas don’t work with the blocks in GS, just use an API. Like if you need cube root then fetch a url like example.com/cuberoot?n=8. The same applies to your messaging system but im not sure.

JaecadeJnight

@tyller_ That sounds like a good idea since self hosting always gives you more control than something else either free or paid for just a bit more work. What exactly do you need my help with? I’m sorry but I’m not exactly at that level yet in terms of my computer knowledge since I like to use online services to make things as there isn’t really a more conveinient way for me

JaecadeJnight

I have feedback on improving the site and its features to be better and more like Scratch a bit in some ways.

Studios I curate section on user pages feedback

Instead of taking you to the link to make a studio it just takes you to the link to make a new project.

Featured project box on user page

Also the user page’s featured project doesn’t scale properly like in Scratch:

“What I’ve Been Doing” area needs a revamp

Also, to further improve user pages, it’d be a good idea to exclude project creations from activity logs. It gets redundant and unneccessary, as it says “{user} created a new project Untitled” everytime you create a project:

I also am not really a fan of that because it tracks and publicly shows when you make a private project, since all projects start out private, and it lists the time like “5 hours ago” or “a day ago” which allows others to spy on you easier and also when someone clicks on the link they’ll get a /not-found anyways because it’s private to them, so it’s not convienient both ways. It also exposes unlisted projects which isn’t good since they’re supposed to be private-ish by you sharing the URL with a friend, however anyone could now access that URL from there if they were being nosy and got lucky.

What the activity list should show instead of this is when you publish or share a project, and with the name, like “JaecadeJnight published a project named {project name}” and minor social things as well like “{username} changed their username from {old username} to {new username}!”, which could actually help incase you don’t know who the person is afterwards and then you realize the person just changed their username and it isn’t a random person.

Adding comments on user pages

User pages also don’t have a comments section like in original Scratch but that’s okay since the focus of CreatiCode is less social and more educational which I appreciate. I think it would be cool to add though with the option of enabling it and disabling it and deleting others’ comments on your user page’s comment wall.

you can’t do things on other profiles much anymore

All the things like “send friend request” and “report” that were once there are now gone

JaecadeJnight

@011830-0a42ef84 API means application programming interface (i didnt have to google that lol, got it memorized). Basically what all that nonsense which even I don’t understand means is a somewhat special URL or “endpoint” that can be accessed to provide information of any kind, mainly text and sometimes images, to you or an app. For example, go to here:
https://uselessfacts.jsph.pl/api/v2/facts/random
This API just gives you a random fun fact as some small JSON data.

Apps and websites use these more often because APIs return code or plaintext data which is usually unappealing to human eyes, and then they use that data to do what they need and/or transform/display that data too, like how a weather app uses a weather API to style and display weather data with icons and colors and the background and whatnot.

Hope this explanation helps!

Now in terms of CreatiCode, APIs are useful because the blocks and platform are a bit limited in what they can do. I mean CreatiCode is very allowing and much better than original Scratch, but there’s always something that there isn’t a block for and since there is a cloud fetch URL block technically anything is possible. For example, I realized there isn’t a math block for cube root, only just square root. I was planning to make an API for that but I’ve been busy. Then, with the API, that allows for cube roots and makes it possible. This might not be a great example since there’s actually better ways to accomplish getting cube roots (like writing a math formula to a google sheet and then reading it again to see the result of that formula) but it’s great if you absolutely need something that currently CreatiCode is not capable of.

JaecadeJnight

@tyller_ I will have to use Glitch tho if you require database features (not the Database blocks) because Glitch offers free small but good enough databases for every nodeJS project. But yeah just tell me what you want me to make you. Also, since this is a sort of bigger help than usual, maybe we could make a trade before I commit? This might cut into my already limited time that I have to develop YN3D unless it’s something small but its ok.

JaecadeJnight

@tyller_ around 7.5 to be honest. I don’t consider myself great at NodeJS, since there is an immense amount of stuff to memorize and I used to use it SOOO much in early 2023 however I took a forced break and have just recently come back to it in like September of this year. However I can do things since I usually read a TON of documentation and google things when I need help.

I can help you with (almost) whatever you need concerning NodeJS and APIs however I can’t always code nodejs so it might take me a little bit to fullfill your request. To elaborate I don’t own a laptop anymore but I have a school chromebook which unfortunately blocks Glitch and Github, but during my study hall periods in school I always go to the media center and they have PCs there that we can freely use. The blockers are super relaxed on them so I usually code YN3D’s nodejs backend and listen to music. I do creaticode on my school chromebook since its luckily always unblocked. The media centers are closed for like a week tho bc some kid died and theyre doing therapy sessions, so yeah my time to code (non-creaticode) is not as much as it used to be.

Basically I will probably take long to help you if it means coding like making an API on GitHub or Glitch.com since those are blocked on my school chromebooks and the blockers are absolutely hell, since they use AI to scan a page on the spot and then either allow it or block it, so almost anything not educational like games or too indepth hacking/programming related will get blocked. If scripts is all you need then I can do that

JaecadeJnight

@info-creaticode Could you guys make an individual tutorial that just shows how to make a widget joystick like that and make it control things like movement or camera for a 3d object? And also how to do things like find what angle (in degrees) the joystick is being pointed at, and how far it’s being pointed, which would just be the distance of the joystick circle to the center of the bigger circle.

I struggle with CreatiCode’s 3d features a bit because the coordinate system of XYZ isn’t the XYZ system I’m used to, where Y is up and down, X is left to right, and Z is front to back. Im also a bit unfamiliar with v-angle and h-angle but that’s not too bad. It would be a big help, thanks!

JaecadeJnight

@thebrickmaster626-f522560b You’re welcome! Also you can hold press or right click on a picture like from google or something and then touch “Copy Image” and then here in the text area press “Paste” to put an image or also upload an image, the button to do it is at the end of all the other buttons when ur making a post/reply

JaecadeJnight

@info-creaticode Just made a YouTube one:

That will generate this:


<script src="https://apis.google.com/js/platform.js"></script>

<div class="g-ytsubscribe" data-channelid="UC_FXfu97VJLbGM8TRBpS90g" data-layout="full" data-count="default"></div>

All the block needs to change is just the data-channelid and if “yes” is chose for dark theme, just add data-theme="dark" attribute to the div.

Edit: code result:

JaecadeJnight

@info-creaticode Ok! I’ll make a mockup in a bit for the first one but first I’m gonna respond to the second one:
For the table block, i realized it should be a normal block, not a reporter, just what you said, and for it’s purpose, there’s many:

With CreatiCode, a lot of things are like infinitely easier to modify when they’re in a text form. For example, ChatGPT and stuff like regex help with this. I’ll use ChatGPT as an example: You can already feed an entire table to ChatGPT by just using "here’s a json table, can you change it to fit x criteria and be y rows long: ", a join block, and the table variable. ChatGPT would give you the modified table, but you can’t convert it back to a normal table. Or you could just have ChatGPT generate an entire table with just 1 message and very simply convert it to a CreatiCode table since JSON data isn’t very usable or helpful here.
Also, just backwards compatibility. If you do something it’s nice to be able to undo it. Also, like the first one, being able to edit it raw as well with any methods. Additionally, tables are already stored as JSON so all this block would have to do is just put in a table directly using the JSON code provided in the table.
Convienience. It’s just easier than importing I feel like

JaecadeJnight

@thebrickmaster626-f522560b I like the idea, I guess you could make a draggable widget with limits so you can’t drag it too far and end up breaking the joystick, and then make like a 3d character and/or camera constantly move (with a forever block) to whatever direction the joystick is in, which might be hard because you’ll have to do some math or complex calculations.
Or maybe instead of a joystick, you could do what older Minecraft bedrock did and make arrows to move

CreatiCode and Scratch in general isn’t all that mobile/touchscreen friendly so if you have an iPad or something I recommend buying a bluetooth keyboard and mouse and using it to use creaticode and it will make ur life so much easier.

JaecadeJnight

@info-creaticode Oh yeah you’re right about the first, I made a mistake. And for the second one, yes, I’m suggesting a new block. Sorry for the late response.

JaecadeJnight

convert tables to JSON

so currently, using the tables as variables is useful for when you wanna convert the table to JSON

However, there’s no way to convert them back unless you develop an algorithim to interpret the JSON and add columns and rows to the table using that JSON data. Could there be like a reporter block that looks like this?:

( https://scratchblocks.github.io/#?style=scratch3&script=(convert table [search_table v] to JSON data%3A%3Aoperators) )

YouTube subscribe to channel widgets button

The article is here which shows how you can make a button on a website to https://developers.google.com/youtube/youtube_subscribe_button

I’m not sure though because although it wont be as interactive, an image with a link will also do, but I’m just throwing this suggestion out there because it would look good next to the other youtube blocks in the widgets section of the toolbox.

JaecadeJnight

@s9205307-810c679a tetris with physics doesn’t sound like a good idea unless it’s an experiment or something. Like what if there’s some small disturbance now you have angled tetrominoes/pieces. Also that would make the game’s current gameplay much harder such as techniques where you try to put something in a tight place by flipping it very quickly before it hits the ground or other blocks would now become obsolete/not work at all.

JaecadeJnight

@info-creaticode Thank you

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For google sheets blocks to work, you have to set it so anybody can edit your google sheet. But I’d rather not put that setting even though the link is still hidden to to others. I tried to share it with info@creaticode.com (without notifying) and it didn’t work. I also can’t get it because Google sheets just shows you as “anonymous user”. What I want to do is just share the sheet with whatever email address you use for the GS blocks so that it’s certain only the blocks and I have edit control over it.

JaecadeJnight

@tyller_ Just treat google sheets like a giant table or database and you’ll be fine. The current blocks work with you can retrieve rows and columns to a table and also copy your table over to a specific range in google sheets. I wouldn’t use it for private things like passwords or chat messages though because they need to be public for CC to read and write to it so that also means anyone can access it. Even semi private things I wouldn’t wanna mess with too much like simple user data, but I’d rather use it for public things like names and whatnot.

JaecadeJnight

@info-creaticode Got it

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@s9205307-810c679a also i saw your comment and did it (tab in a tab in a tab) :

the page title thing is broken but will be fixed soon. Also check it out, there more features and it works again finally. New things are being added and I’m making it more complex and useful.

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This might be a silly question, but I’m not planning to do this unless I have permission since this might have big consequences.

So to explain, I had an idea of making my own search engine and web crawler using CreatiCode, however, instead of relying heavily on Google or another search engine to get information, I’d store lots of useful information in a database and when the user asks for it, the database will be searched.

I would make the web crawler read one page, obtain some information, and then repeat the process and branch out from there by searching more links and then it’d be pretty big depending on how useful the first source was (I’d probably make it a link to an article on my website that has links to like 20 unique links on it). It would be automated like that and I’d also review the content but also automating that by flagging content it thinks is inappropriate and then I check it and most times I could just clear out the whole list because AI usually isn’t wrong with determining if something is bad or not.

And this method most likely will use like over 1000 database rows.

Am I allowed to do this? I know it’s doable however I don’t want to damage your guy’s systems or be the reason for an outage. It would also make me feel bad because that’s just taking advantage on a super extreme level of a free service (that I like) without paying. Would this be justifed/allowed if I pay for CreatiCode premium?

JaecadeJnight

@info-creaticode Ohhh that makes sense, websites do change their content after the page is fully loaded. However it does negatively affect using that block for things that are complete but are static, like when I use it to fetch from a fun fact API or just API’s in general.
I also don’t know how easy or possible that would be to solve because to display the dynamic content you’d also need to run the JavaScript which can lead to problems like JS scripts of that page conflicting with those of the playground such as two variables with the same name.
I think perhaps a new block could be made instead for fetching complete data since at the moment, it messed up my browser project a bit that was relying on that block since although I used iframes, I would use the result of the fetch block and then search it to get vital information such as page title and page language and then I would check if the page is safe (not a virus or spam) using the Google transparency check.

JaecadeJnight

@info-creaticode I’m not sure but maybe if the markdown part is the issue, then you guys could just omit that feature and then the block would just return the code of a website like all the HTML and all, just raw. Most users might not understand the output or how to use it, however, in a tutorial for teaching how to use the block, you could show them that you can utilize ChatGPT to analyse the website code and then retrieve what you need from it. You could also teach that using ChatGPT for simple tasks like retrieving the title of the page isn’t neccessary and is more prone to error and taking longer when you could just use a regex search to find the page title.

JaecadeJnight

The font choosers aren’t really consistent across the whole playground, since widgets offers a different selection compared to the costume/backdrop editor (original Scratch fonts).

They also don’t show you all the real options you have, since you can do an easy font bypass by making a custom reporter block that returns its parameter as text and write things like “Pixel” or “Scratch” or “Sans Serif” to access costume editor fonts (and any other fonts existing either on the user’s device like “Times New Roman”, which is not in either selection list) in the widgets blocks. Here is an example of me using the Scratch font:

Getting custom fonts in the backdrop/costume editor is also achievable but is much harder because you have to edit the raw SVG file and put whatever font you want that you’re certain is loaded on the page or on the user’s device.

I think that to provide more consistency and customizability, it would be awesome for you guys to combine these lists so that they have the same options on both and also add more fonts that are already installed/loaded like Arial or Courier New/monospace. To do this, you wouldn’t need to load/install any new fonts to the page (since everyone already has Arial,etc.), you would just have to add to the lists themselves.
So then, you’d be able to use something like Jua or Luckiest Guy in your costumes and add lots of spice to your project. And vice versa with using something like Marker in widgets.

And also for both, it would be great to add these fonts:

Arial
Arial Black
Comic Sans MS, cursive
Garamond
Verdana
Tahoma
Courier New
monospace
Wingdings (Wingdings)
Roboto
Google Sans (only available for chrome/google i think but it works for me)
Calibri
Lucida Console (windows only)

So yeah these fonts are already installed on the user’s system usually so don’t need to be installed.

JaecadeJnight

@info-creaticode Ohh, I see, I also just realized it could be changed by changing the text color when you hover on it to still keep the white color. Thank you for the quick response, I understand now.

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In my browser project that I’ve come back to, I decided to save space by making it so instead of accessing tabs as normal tabs, you access them in a dropdown menu to reduce clutter and have space for more things like AI analysis which will definitely be cool. However, the background of dropdowns for me is either white or white that’s half transparent and a very light gray text color.

I also retested it because i realized i had some styles but it just does that upon hover when i put a different color:

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@011830-0a42ef84 i like the animation. I think i’m done helping for that sorta stuff and I can’t really give more help to you in terms of the actual game (the enemies and whatnot) because I find it a bit hard to modify the code and at the current moment I don’t have a lot of time or motivation to try to understand the code so that I can change stuff up. I could modify the code, but I wouldn’t do it in a way that’s convenient and actually helps you because I would just remake everything from the ground up then you’d sorta face the same problem of maybe not being able to understand my code or not liking my practices. I am willing to help in other ways though, like the project I gave you contained all that I wanted to fix, since I didn’t think it was necessary to have multiple sprites for each individual button.

I can help in different ways though like if you need help with making widgets and making them function and look good. I also have suggestions for the game:

After the first wave finishes, I thought the game finished since there were no more enemies even though i spammed the spacebar and waited. I noticed in the code that something (in “Bolt”) would take 7 seconds. I recall it taking longer than that tho so I think the system was broken. You should make it so it’s clear to the user when the round/wave is finished. A lot of games do that by just freezing the screen and putting a message that says something like “You completed level {number}” and like a star ranking that shows how well you completed the level. I’m not saying you have to do that exactly but you at least have to make it clear when a wave finishes and tell the user to press space for another round or for the current system “A new wave will begin shortly, please wait”.
idk ill add more later

JaecadeJnight

@011830-0a42ef84 idk revolver or private id say i enjoy their animations

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