![[ARCHIVE] GSEE 2 Beta](https://cdn2.scratch.mit.edu/get_image/project/1042125555_480x360.png)
TL;DR don't use this or GSE I only re-uploaded this for archival purposes. Old Desc: ↓ PLEASE READ BEFORE PLAYING ↓ Here it is, the big update, in all of it's uncompleted form. This is the last time I'll ever touch this engine, I had fun making this, but now after not touching it in a while, I realised that well, GSE's physics aren't that good, it wasn't made for practical use in mind, and the switch to 3.0 created even more bugs than it had, half of the code for GSEE was made when I wasn't as good as I am now, "Why don't you just fix it?", well, too be honest I'm better off making an entirely new engine with my own physics, which is what I'm exactly doing, updates will be posted about that when ready. To all of you who wanted this, I am truly sorry, for all of you wanting a good engine, use the Delta Framework by the bunny himself, this project felt as if it was keeping me down, but now I can let go, I can move on, and be free. The controls are self explanatory, they're basically the same as the original controls for GSE, You can change character via changing the "Character?" variable, although, none of the player player sprites other than Sonic's are implemented. And lastly, Goodbye GSE, thank you for making me believe that anything can be made in scratch, and all it takes is a lot of willpower and determination to make it. I'll never forget you GSE.
SEGA - Sonic Franchise and it's music. Sonic Retro - Helping me understand some object behaviours more clearly. @Tomicool - For creating the physics that started it all. @hahasamian - For the controllable speed scripts and for keeping the GSE community active. @llamaguy - For fixing the original bugs that were in the physics to begin with. You are free to use this engine as long as you credit me along with the sources above. Even though I still think you should use Delta, whenever update 3 comes out.
