[ PLEASE read ALL these instructions to know how to use this project! It will be very confusing if you don't. ] Click anywhere to place a block. Use A and D to switch block type. Block types: Blue=Physical Block Red=Hazard - Respawns You Green=End of Level Yellow=Jump Boost [To save a level:] Step 1: Press Space. Step 2: Move your mouse to where you want the player to start, then press space again. Step 3: Wait for all the blocks to be filled. It will take a while. Step 4: Select the numbers that pop up (Double click) and press ctrl+c You now have a level code! You can paste it in the comments with ctrl+v for other people to play if you'd like. [How to play a level] So let's say you've just copied a level code that you want to play. It could be one from the comments, or your own. Step 1: Press L, then select the text bar down below. Step 2: Press ctrl+v and then enter. Now you can play it! Use the arrow keys to control the player. If you'd like to play a level that has not been saved yet, press P and the player will spawn in the middle of the level. To edit a previously saved level, you can press K to load a level to edit. That's it! Have fun building, sharing, and playing levels!
Full screen is recommended! It makes most of the visual glitches go away. I made this project in about 6 hours, it was pretty hard to get the level saving working. It was worth it, though! I think... Everything is by me, (Except for the cloud image from google's icons) but @Griffpatch_Tutor made an amazing platformer tutorial that I learned how to make platformer physics from. + Feel free to give more ideas for blocks! They can be added quite easily. Material Icons: material.io/resources/icons The Tutorial: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/67727504/ And yes, I made all the music in LMMS
