CreatiCode Scratch Forum

@minicake98 Sounds good!

@khour_thedeveloper-cc5393d8 Might I ask why all of your posts consist entirely of capital letters?

@minicake98 I wouldn’t see why you wouldn’t be able to share your YouTube account with Creaticode? Though I haven’t seen the updated ToS (assuming there is one since I haven’t been on for a while) so I don’t know for sure.

@minicake98 I felt that way too before since it’s not as advanced as Unity or Unreal Engine or has monetization like the more advanced softwares do, but it’s still a really fun alternative and you can find really cool games on here, or make one yourself! I feel that appreciation from other people helps keep me going.

@JamesA.blackwell-57b383d3 Yes, I did!

In fact, if you want to check both of them out, I’ll put the links in now:

(Newest one): https://play.creaticode.com/projects/69e01c752079c89e733330b4

(Older one): https://play.creaticode.com/projects/662671b201980230b7c2ac4e

Project Showcare would fit under the category of art and animation since it is considered a “project” to show.

I’ve been off the platform for a while, but I’m very glad to see Creaticode is still very active and lively!

I’m back to working on my games like Just One Boss and the Undertale fan game I want to finish.

Could there be anyone to tell me the new changes on the platform? I already notice the amazing UI and screen changes!

@jamesa-blackwell-57b383d3 fairly obvious reasons

@helloperson91412 If all else fails, you can use an unlisted* YouTube video you’ve uploaded and share it with us.

That works the same as what you’re trying to do.

*You don’t have to publish it if you don’t want to, you can share it unlisted

I am making a Just One Boss trilogy where you quite literally fight a diety. If anyone wants to play, I’ll send the links through here:

https://play.creaticode.com/projects/69e01c752079c89e733330b4

(Mind you, it’s pretty difficult)

@helloperson91412 Can you not trim it?

@helloperson91412 You can’t send videos (if I recall)

To fix this, you can make your mp3/mp4 file into a GIF and send it through here; that works

@info-creaticode Okay, thank you so much! I’ll try this feature out when I get the chance.

@jamesa-blackwell-57b383d3 Again, I ran this project inside of turbowarp as well, and it worked the same as the original scratch.

@info-creaticode Here are the links:

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1305500019/

https://play.creaticode.com/projects/69d98d31009daade8fce2629

Also, this issue doesn’t happen on other platforms.

I used turbowarp to see if this same issue occured (since it might have just been the delay on my computer), but it ran the same way.

When I imported a scratch project I made a couple days ago onto this platform, everything moved extremely fast, a lot faster than the original scratch project.

This heavily messed up timing, broadcasts, and variable changes at specific times. Can you please try to find a solution to this?

Thank you.

For reference:

@notjaldolfyt said in Hey guys:

@tao That’s cool! I’d love to see some screenshots if you have any and are willing to share them

I moved my Creaticode game(s) to the side (mainly because our school blocked it) so I’m moving back on scratch to create exponentially easier projects.

If you would like to see the progress, check out my YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/@TheNicknameGov

(Specifically this video:

@jamesa-blackwell-57b383d3 I’m not sure, mainly because I don’t use 3D code nor “rigs”.

If what you’re implying is a way to make ragdoll physics, this would be really good because I want to make a climbing game

Also, seeing as how Creaticode is now back, they are probably taking your ideas into suggestion and implementing it any way they can (if they deem it a good idea to make)

@joshuakenny1411-0c86dd08 There is a block that is not just “go back” or “go front”:

go [forward v] (1) layers / (go forward [number] layers)

Along with that, there is also a layer number block so you can keep track of the layer for every sprite.

As long as you know what layer belongs to what sprite, you should be able to use this block to determine where each sprite should go on the layers.