READ THIS Click flag twice when starting project To change characters, click see inside, go to Stage. There should be a line of code that controls characters "When backdrop switches to 'game'" "Set 'player 1' to" "Set 'player 2' to" "Set 'player 3' to" "Set 'player 4' to" "Set 'players alive' to" Change any of those to the codename "eryil", "seedle", "cherric", "bean", "colter", and "satil". DO NOT TOUCH ANYTHING ELSE Controls J: Attack H: Special U: Jump A and D: Walk (S to run) X to crouch or fall faster Y to shield -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- J + Space (W or X for different directions): Smash Attack Run + J: Dash Attack J + W or X while on ground: Tilt Attack J while in air (W or X for different directions): Aerial Attack H (W or X for different directions): Specials Y + A or D: Sidestep Y in air: Airdodge Y + J: Grab (Ground and Air) (Note, grabs on the ground are different from grabs in the air) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Crouch on a platform to go under it Touching the edge on a stage will grab on its ledge Jump in the air to double jump Up special helps you recover
I'm mad. This was supposed to be one of my best projects ever, an idea that was completely shattered because of scratch's terrible handling skills. This is all I could've done before I "ran out of space". I put it in quotes because the project won't even tell me if I ran out of space or not, but it won't save anything I do. Whether it's moving a script, adding a sprite, adding a costume... "Download the game and continue from there," you could say, Silly you, the project doesn't work downloaded either. I ran out of space way sooner than I expected. I don't understand why uploading a sound takes up so much more space than uploading a sprite or costume. But I'm not the one designing a website that lets you make games, so I guess I wouldn't understand. For what this is, I'm proud of myself. But because of how broken and incomplete Scratch 3.0 is, this project couldn't live up to what I wanted it to be. As a result, I've spent 2 months that I could've been working on videos for nothing. I guess I can continue this on Game Maker or something, but that is a completely different coding language that I have not been taught whatsoever, and I'd have to do a project much smaller before even THINKING about doing this one. Well, I guess I'm done ranting. I doubt Scratch will even save anything I put here anyway, considering it can't even have the processing power to save when I move a script. But why would it not tell me when I run out of space like in 2.0?
