Arrow keys to move. Discover bugs that allow you to build stuff with those platforms. Don't worry about restarting the project when you fall, as it will automatically reset. If you want a challenge, find the end flag and go to it to win. If you want an even bigger challenge, try to get to the highest altitude without falling and resetting your position. My best altitude is 56,000 ft. The altitude tells you how high up in the sky you are (in feet, maybe.) The arrow at the top shows in which direction new blocks are being created, in case you only see the block you're standing on. (SPOILERS BELOW) Bug 1: Move a platform up to the left/right: Move past the edge of the platform and quickly move back and hold the left/right arrow key you are pressing as well as the up arrow key. If done correctly, you will be sticking to the side and slowly climbing up the platform. This also moves the platform up to the left/right. Bug 2: Push a platform down: Simply jump over and over on the platform to push it down (this bug actually makes the physics more realistic.) Bug 3: Not really sure how this happens, but the steps are similiar to Bug 1. This results in you going through a platform (this also allows you to crouch on the platform.) Bug 4: Pushing L,U and triangular shapes across the sky: Just do what it says.
I took a break from making my new big project and made this little test project by accident. The original idea was a procedurally generated platformer, but the bugs I made were so interesting to play with that I thought I would share it as 'bug craft' This project has lots of (unintentional yet intentional) bugs that make it relatively exciting. Because of these bugs I have accidently turned the platformer into sky minecraft.
