griffpatchLearn how to create Epic Sprite Trails for your Scratch Game in this Easy Scratch Tutorial. Give your player those Go Fast Turbo Speed Effect, whoosh! Or upgrade your mouse pointer to look super cool. Keep the trails short or long, it's up to you. We look at using clones and pen stamping for trails using the Pen extension.
EPIC SPRITE TRAILS | Easy Coding Tutorial to Spice up your Gamegriffpatch2022-08-26 | Learn how to create Epic Sprite Trails for your Scratch Game in this Easy Scratch Tutorial. Give your player those Go Fast Turbo Speed Effect, whoosh! Or upgrade your mouse pointer to look super cool. Keep the trails short or long, it's up to you. We look at using clones and pen stamping for trails using the Pen extension.
--------------Video Chapters-------------- 0:00 Intro 0:33 Trails using clones 1:23 Fading Clones 2:15 Variable length clone trails 3:39 Pen Stamping Sprite Trails 4:51 Ghosting a Stamp 7:14 Fading a stamped trail 8:51 OutroScratch Basics - A Beginners Guide to Scratchgriffpatch2024-03-30 | *Learn how to get started with Scratch* in this beginners guide. Covering both the online & offline editors, how to register for an account, an overview of the Scratch Editor & workspace, and a quick how to guide on Creating and sharing your first Scratch Game!
π *Boost Your Creativity with Griffpatch* The Griffpatch Academy will take you from "Gamer to Game Creator" - Boost your creativity! Learn more at π https://griffpatch.academy π
*Chapters* 0:00 Introduction 0:29 Step 1: The Scratch Website 0:45 Step 2: The Scratch Community 1:12 Step 3: Joining Scratch or using Scratch Offline 1:59 Step 4: The Scratch Editor 2:32 Step 5: Creating Your First Project 3:41 Step 6: Saving and Sharing in the Scratch Online Editor 4:33 Step 6b: Saving in the Scratch Offline Editor 4:50 Griffpatch AcademyGriffpatch Academy Tour - From Gamer to Games Creator!griffpatch2024-03-24 | The Griffpatch Academy can take you from "Gamer to Games Creator" and our doors are open now! Learn More π https://griffpatch.academy/
Are your parent's tired of crying out "You're not Gaming Again?" - Well get them to sign you up on our Griffpatch Academy, and put your gaming knowledge and creativity to good use learning to code your own epic games in Scratch.
Griffpatch's legendary teaching resources have taken literally hundred's of thousands of kids through their first coding steps, inspiring and nurturing amazing talent, an experience they will never forget.
This new venture builds on what has gone before, and you have the change to be part of it - Become a Founding Member and help shape our future!
Learn More π https://griffpatch.academy/
See you on the inside GriffpatchGriffpatch Academy - Learn Scratch Coding from the Master!griffpatch2024-03-02 | π The wait is over! The Griffpatch Academy Doors are OPEN - Join me as one of my very special Founding Members here: π Learn More - https://griffpatch.academy/ π
Hello Fellow Scratchers! β Iβm Griffpatch from Scratch, and Iβm so excited to tell you about the βπGriffpatch Academyβ a place where we can:
π₯ Go deeper, unpacking much requested topics youβve been asking for. π₯ Work through your coding problems so that no one is left behind π₯ Have fun together, with competitions and some surprises along the way π₯ Access extended and updated Griffpatch content not available elsewhere
I just love the Scratch community, and the opportunity I have to share and teach - Now with the Griffpatch Academy I will also be able to answer more of your questions & requests. And, share more in the exciting work youβve been up to. So if you loved my YouTube tutorials, Iβm intending to absolutely blow you away with my Academy!
I canβt wait to see you there on the inside! GriffpatchScratch Game Devlog - Create Pro Character Animations with this FREE Software!griffpatch2024-01-20 | I found out how to create amazing character animations to boost my next Scratch video game. This is the first episode of a Scratch Devlog series following my progress as I create a new Griffpatch original puzzle platformer game called simply "Cubes". I create a player walk cycle, an idle breathing animation, a climbing animation, and a pushing animation - What you create is up to you!!! Free Spriter & Spriter Pro let you create keyframe animated cyclic animations far easier than trying to create them by hand. Watch this video and see how I was able to make use of this software for use in my latest Scratch Game - Very excited!!!
--------------Video Chapters-------------- 0:00 Intro 0:55 Concept Player Art (ChatGPT) 1:49 Rigging & Animating the Player using βSpriterβ 3:28 Importing the animation into Scratch 5:00 Playing back the Animations 5:44 Fixing Player Position 6:56 Climbing up a Cube 9:59 Climbing into thin air 10:43 Pushing a Cube 12:31 OutroMake Geometry Dash in Scratch e12 π± GRAVITY PORTALSgriffpatch2023-12-23 | Learn with Griffpatch as we add Gravity Portals to our Scratch Geometry Dash games! In this anti-gravity mode where UP and DOWN are flipped, and we can run jump & fly all upside-down and in reverse! This makes for some crazy exciting level design - So let's get Scratching!!! #scratch #geometrydash
This tutorial is designed to be simple enough coding for beginners, but if you know Scratch, you'll also know that the "sky's the limit" for how far you can take this! - Scratch On guys!
π± Get the Scratch Assets / Costumes Here - https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/912503222
--------------Video Chapters-------------- 0:00 Intro 0:46 Gravity Flip Portals 1:57 Triggering the Gravity Flip 4:15 Inverting the Cubeβs Gravity 6:59 Flipping Particles 7:44 Turning the Ship Upside-down 10:40 Inverting the Ships Gravity 11:52 Correct Inverted Camera Tracking 13:33 Inverted Jump Pads 14:23 OutroBetter Jumps with Buffer Clicks π± Geometry Dash #11 | Scratch Coding Tutorialgriffpatch2023-12-16 | Enhance your Geometry Dash games with JUMP PADS & JUMP ORBS / JUMP RINGS. Your levels will never be the same again! And yes, we also correctly implement Buffer Clicks for that authentic Geometry Dash experience! Awesome! #scratch #geometrydash
This tutorial is designed to be simple enough coding for beginners, but if you know Scratch, you'll also know that the "sky's the limit" for how far you can take this! - Scratch On guys!
π Next Episode #12 - youtu.be/4JxsW8IDRuM π± Get the Scratch Assets / Costumes Here - https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/912503222 π± Scratch Studio - https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/33730571/comments
--------------Video Chapters-------------- 0:00 Intro 1:16 Transporters β Jump Pads 2:50 Triggering a Jump Pad 4:46 Yellow Jump Rings 5:29 Touching a Jump Ring 6:17 Triggering a Jump Ring 10:42 One Last Fix 11:08 Next EpisodeHow to End in STYLE! π± Geometry Dash #10 | Scratch Coding Tutorialgriffpatch2023-12-09 | Bring your Scratch "Geometry Dash" levels to a dramatic end by adding these beautifully animated End Portals. We draw the portal, position it, animate it, sync the music, throw the player into the air for a dramatic ending, and... reset back to the title menu. Awesome! #scratch #geometrydash
This tutorial is designed to be simple enough coding for beginners, but if you know Scratch, you'll also know that the "sky's the limit" for how far you can take this! - Scratch On guys!
π± Get the Scratch Assets / Costumes Here - https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/912503222
--------------Video Chapters-------------- 0:00 Intro 1:03 Defining the End of a Level 2:34 Detecting the End of Level 4:25 Scroll Screen up to Reveal End Portal 5:38 Cloning the End of Level Particles 7:52 Styling the particles 8:28 Animating the Particles 9:58 Recycling Particle Clones 11:58 Continue Player Motion 14:23 Slow Player Ready for the End Animation 15:56 Throw the Player into the Portal! 17:57 Win Explosion 19:32 Allow Music to Finish 22:10 Restart Main Menu 23:39 Last minute fixes 25:15 OutroFinally! We have Stretchy Sprites in Scratch - Full Tutorialgriffpatch2023-12-02 | Impress all your friends by learning how to add "Stretchy Sprites" into your Scratch games, the next big things in Scratch Special Effects :D
Until recently, thought impossible, now we can enjoy sprite squashing and stretching in real time by combining Scratch's Effect Block, and some clever costume editing techniques! - Our projects will never be the same again!
This Scratch Tutorial will teach you everything you need to know including how to code a bouncing, squashing sprite with gravity, over an infinite scrolling background / level.
π± Scratch Studio - Submit your projects here https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/34285478/comments
--------------Video Chapters-------------- 0:00 Intro 0:44 The Fisheye Effect 1:37 Animating the Fisheye Effect 2:45 Playing with Sprite Costumes + Fisheye 4:56 Scratch Studio 5:37 Bouncing Cat Project 7:25 Simple Gravity & The Background 8:47 Better Gravity with Bounce 10:33 The Squish 11:18 Proportionate Squish 13:58 Drawing a Scrolling Background 15:46 Animating the Scrolling Background 17:24 Cat Controls Movement 18:23 Camera Follows the Cat 20:06 OutroParallax Scrolling Backgrounds π± Geometry Dash #9 | Scratch Tutorialgriffpatch2023-11-25 | Make your Geometry Dash Scratch Game look its best by adding a multiway parallax scrolling background. We also fix a Bug from the previous episode so watch out for that! #scratch #geometrydash #ship #portal
This tutorial is designed to be simple enough coding for beginners, but if you know Scratch, you'll also know that the "sky's the limit" for how far you can take this! - Scratch On guys!
π± Get the Scratch Costumes Here - https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/912503222
--------------Video Chapters-------------- 0:00 Intro 0:46 Bug β Canβt Jump, canβt do anything! 1:34 Fixing the Start Game Bug 2:28 Scrolling Background β Two costumes in one 3:44 The Background Sprite 4:07 Sizing Sprites larger than the Scratch Screen 5:23 Send it to the backβ¦ almost 6:02 Parallax Scrolling 6:41 The Infinite Background Cycle 8:10 Vertical Scrolling Background 9:23 Pedantic Fix 10:02 OutroYour Questions Answered π Scratch 100k Unboxing!griffpatch2023-11-18 | Join me in celebrating my 100k (cough 300k) Silver Play button as I answer your top questions while unboxing this prestigious YouTube award. Enjoy 20 questions with Griffpatch, the most popular scratcher and Top Scratch YouTuber! I answer the top 20 questions submitted and loved for by my fellow Scratchers!
--------------Video Chapters-------------- 0:00 Intro 0:31 Scratch Play Button Unboxing Video 1:23 Non-Scratch Tutorials by Griffpatch 2:07 Griffpatch's Pre-Scratch Games 3:09 Griffpatchβs Favourite 4:15 Why did Griffpatch start making Scratch Tutorials 5:57 A 3D Engine with Vertical Height 7:10 Future Griffpatch Scratch Series 8:20 How Griffpatch Mastered Scratch 9:15 Tips for Fixing Lag in Scratch 10:20 Better than Griffpatch 10:59 Will the Scratch RPG Series continue? 11:41 What Started Griffpatch Coding? 12:04 How long to make a Scratch Project? 12:27 Keeping Motivated in Scratch 13:07 Griffpatch's Favorite Scratch Block 13:36 Griffpatch's Most Wanted Feature 14:06 Griffpatch's First Scratch Project 14:11 Pineapple on Pizza? 14:16 IK Spider Legs Devlog continued...? 14:38 Has Griffpatch released any Non-Scratch Games 15:01 How to overcome disappointment 15:29 Griffpatch Spotted in the Wild 15:57 Will Griffpatch Play Your Games?EPIC 3D JUMPING GAME in Scratch? - Raycaster Tutorial E10griffpatch2023-11-11 | Everyone wants to code a 3D Jumping Game in Scratch, so join us today as we extend our Scratch Raycaster to allow us to Leapfrog over our enemies to safety! Just imagine the possibilities as we learn to make the next best 3d Scratch Game. Also in this episode, we add better feedback to the player when they get hurt using a tasteful color overlay.
My tutorials are for all budding game & software developers using Code Blocks. Scratch On guys!
--------------Video Chapters-------------- 0:00 Intro 1:05 Pre-requisites β Disable Mouse 3:22 Pre-requisites β Disable Enemy Movement 3:53 Player X, Y & Z for height 6:00 Vertical Position of Entities 7:02 Hitting the Vertical Limit 7:42 Jump Scripts 10:27 Enemy Collisions reworked 12:30 Player Hurt Overlay / Red Warning 14:36 Jumping over an Enemy 16:49 Restore Game Elements 17:51 OutroBlazing on Rails π± Geometry Dash #8 | Scratch Tutorialgriffpatch2023-11-04 | Building upon our new Geometry Dash Ship mode, we now add Scroll Rails to our Scratch Games: A horizontal camera lock with a floor and ceiling to wall us in. To conclude the ship game mode we also add another new portal to switch us back to Cube mode again! What next? #scratch #geometrydash #ship #portal
This tutorial is designed to be simple enough coding for beginners, but if you know Scratch, you'll also know that the "sky's the limit" for how far you can take this! - Scratch On guys!
π± Get the Scratch Costumes Here - https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/912503222
--------------Video Chapters-------------- 0:00 Intro 0:57 Bug Fix β Excess Particles 1:47 Bug Fix β Death Costume Mismatch 3:11 Camera Rail 4:45 Detecting the centre of a Portal 7:29 Camera Tracking 8:55 Floor Shimmy 11:10 Rail Camera Fencing 12:03 Adding a Ceiling Sprite 13:04 Ceiling Scripts 15:04 Cube Portal 17:34 OutroI want to be a Space Ship! π± Geometry Dash #7 | Scratch Tutorialgriffpatch2023-10-28 | Enhance your Geometry Dash Game by adding Portals that transform the player into a Ship! With classic controls and movement perfected, a touch of Trigonometry, and particles to boot, you are going to love this episode! #scratch #geometrydash #ship #portal
This tutorial is designed to be simple enough coding for beginners, but if you know Scratch, you'll also know that the "sky's the limit" for how far you can take this! - Scratch On guys!
π± Get the Scratch Costumes Here - https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/912503222
--------------Video Chapters-------------- 0:00 Intro 0:34 Asset Project 1:28 Portal Costume 3:03 Player Ship Costume 4:41 Switching Between Player Modes 6:32 High Contrast vs. Original Scratch Color Mode 7:49 Skin Costumes 8:28 New Player Ship Movement Scripts 11:22 Level Collisions 12:32 Ship Rotation in direction of travel 13:52 Ship Particles 16:51 Delaying Clone Animations 18:07 Fixing that Main Menu - Again 19:38 OutroTaking Geometry Dash to New Heights! - Scratch Tutorial #6griffpatch2023-10-21 | Level Up your game by adding vertical scrolling to take your Geometry Dash to new heights not reachable before! Reclaiming wasted space, and making your game more exciting than ever! Cover "Scroll Regions" that trigger the screen to smooth scroll, and how to keep the level & player in sync. This series on "How to make Geometry Dash in Scratch" is really coming together! #scratch #geometrydash #scrolling #scroll #gd #griffpatch
This tutorial is designed to be simple enough coding for beginners, but if you know Scratch, you'll also know that the "sky's the limit" for how far you can take this! - Scratch On guys!
--------------Video Chapters-------------- 0:00 Intro 1:09 Vertical Scrolling Level 3:03 Vertical Scrolling Player 6:18 Camera Tracking - Follow Player 10:34 A New Floor Sprite 14:27 Making Better use of Level Costume Height 17:45 Offsetting the Level Sprite 20:10 Fix Player position on Title Screen
20:56 OutroMulti-Scene Magic in Scratch! | RPG Tutorial Ep.11 πgriffpatch2023-10-14 | Introduce Multi Scene Magic to your Scratch RPG Games in this epic RPG Tutorial Series for Scratch. Building upon the modular scene saving and loading introduced in the previous episode, we now free ourselves to start to build a whole world from interlinked scenes!
π± Scratch Starter Projects with Assets - Remix this! https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/725577493/
π± Scratch Studio for Your projects https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/32038156/comments
--------------Video Chapters-------------- 0:00 Intro 1:08 Saving the Scene 3:10 Save when you close the Editor 5:44 Blocked from walking off Screen 6:49 1 block of grace between scenes 8:07 A blank row / column in a new map 9:33 Do you want to start again? 10:39 Do you want to start Blank? 11:22 Walking Out of Bounds 14:28 A Change of Scene 15:27 Splitting a String into Tokens 18:59 Translating the Scene Name 20:49 And Load the Scene! 22:06 Move Player to the correct edge of the Scene 23:33 Testing Time 25:07 OutroIrresistible Title Screens - Scratch Tutorial - Geometry Dash #5griffpatch2023-10-07 | Create a Title Screen for your Scratch Game, featuring an animated Play Button replicating the classic Geometry Dash bounce effect. Also in this episode, add automatic retries after each failed attempt with a attempt counter. #scratch #geometrydash #mainmenu #animation #button
This tutorial is designed to be simple enough coding for beginners, but if you know Scratch, you'll also know that the "sky's the limit" for how far you can take this! - Scratch On guys!
--------------Video Chapters-------------- 0:00 Intro 0:46 Auto Level Restart 1:58 Delete Clones Trick 2:48 Attempt Counter 3:29 Main Menu - Logo 5:27 Green Flag for the Main Menu 6:54 Start Game Button 8:10 Size Button on Hover 9:21 Define Bounce to Size 12:06 Reversing the Bouncing Animation 14:19 Button Click 15:37 Music 16:54 Bring Back the Attempt Counter 17:05 OutroCreate Epic Explosions! π₯ Geometry Dash in Scratch #4griffpatch2023-09-30 | Learn how to recreate the epic end of game explosion from "Geometry Dash" in this 4th episode of the series "How to make Geometry Dash in Scratch". This time we use a circular particle formation with an expanding solid ball of light. #scratch #particles #explosion #specialeffects #boom #geometrydash
This tutorial is designed to be simple enough coding for beginners, but if you know Scratch, you'll also know that the "sky's the limit" for how far you can take this! - Scratch On guys!
--------------Video Chapters-------------- 0:00 Intro 0:54 Stop Scrolling When Die 2:13 Circular Explosion 4:10 Fade & Easing Out Animation 6:14 Outline Rasterization Bug 6:53 Creating a Particle Burst 8:25 Moving Our in a circle 11:28 Finishing Touches to Particles 13:43 Fade out the Player 14:26 OutroBeautiful Particle Trails | Geometry Dash #3 | Scratch Tutorialgriffpatch2023-09-23 | In this 3rd episode of How to "Make Geometry Dash" in Scratch we learn to add particle effects & player rotation to our game. We also learn about a number of potential bugs and how to fix them! #scratch #bugs #particles #rotation
This tutorial is designed to be simple enough coding for beginners, but if you know Scratch, you'll also know that the "sky's the limit" for how far you can take this!
--------------Video Chapters-------------- 0:00 Intro 1:04 Instant Death Fix 3:30 Consequences β Change to Script Order 4:33 Falling through the floor 6:24 Player to Front 6:50 Death Touching Ceiling 7:41 Player Rotation 9:42 To rotate or not to rotate, that is the question! 11:06 Hitboxes & Triple Spike Fun 14:41 Particles 19:40 OutroGeometry Dash #2 | Platform Collisions | Scratch Tutorialgriffpatch2023-09-09 | In this 2nd episode of How to "Make Geometry Dash" in Scratch we learn to code Multi Level Platforms, support Gravity, handling collisions with the floor, ceiling, and walls, and covering how to avoid those unexpected Scratch glitches. #scratch #painteditor #platformer #jumping #collisions #scrolling #gameover
This tutorial is designed to be simple enough coding for beginners, but if you know Scratch, you'll also know that the "sky's the limit" for how far you can take this!
--------------Video Chapters-------------- 0:00 Intro 1:09 Adding Platforms to the Level 3:21 Adding Gravity to a Scratch Sprite 5:19 Colliding with the floor 6:52 Custom Blocks & Run without Screen Refresh 8:29 The Main Game Loop 10:33 Adding back jumping 12:01 Stop the player jumping into the ceiling 14:31 Death by wall collision 16:10 Coding up the improved Move Out of Level Block 18:26 Multiple Ways to Die βGame Overβ 20:22 Next TimeGeometry Dash β How to make a Scratch Gamegriffpatch2023-08-19 | Learn how to "Make a Scratch Game" by following this step-by-step tutorial recreating RobTop's Geometry Dash in Scratch. #painteditor #music #jumping #scrolling #clones #collisions #gameover
This tutorial is designed to be simple enough coding for beginners, but if you know Scratch, you'll also know that the "sky's the limit" for how far you can take this!
--------------Video Chapters-------------- 0:00 Intro 0:50 Drawing The Player's Character 2:27 Add Some Music 4:48 Code Jumping 5:56 Drawing The Level 8:58 Scrolling Level 10:00 How to move a Scratch Sprite off-screen 12:03 Clones make Scrolling Easy 14:42 Spikes to Jump Over 15:33 Spike collisions 17:28 A Smooth Ending / Deceleration 19:59 Collison Sound "Bonk" 20:31 Much Bigger Levels with costume switching 21:45 Next TimeTop 10 Scratch Game Tutorials by Griffpatchgriffpatch2023-08-08 | The Top 10 Best Scratch Game Tutorials by Griffpatch - Learn Step by step how to code like a pro with these exciting, and engaging videos. I'll teach you how to make a game in Scratch, so you too can create games like griffpatch :D
#shorts #scratch3 #scratchtutorial #griffpatch #codingforbeginners #coding #blockcoding #scratching #makegames #scratchtutorialsCreating Epic Sword Animations with Scratch Cat | Devloggriffpatch2023-07-22 | The tricks I used to created the perfect Sword Swing animation for Scratch Cat after being inspired by watching "Game Endeavor's" awesome devlog. Learn how to find Scratch Cat costumes. How to position the costumes for good rotation & Add white motion trails. Learn about rotational velocity and dampened spring physics, pivoting at the wrist to allow forward and backwards sword swiping.
As a devlog, I won't show all the code, but do feel free to follow along with the ideas and see if you too can create something awesome. If you want more detailed tutorials on these topics, then love the video and drop me a comment! But otherwise, enjoy the ride, and look forward to this game developing further, and being shared on Scratch. This is your chance to make a difference and take part in shaping a work in progress so keep those comments coming! Scratch On Guys!!!
--------------Video Chapters-------------- 0:00 Intro 0:45 The Scratch Cat Sprites 2:07 Angling the playerβs arm 2:58 Sword Swoosh Motion 4:00 Rotation at the Wrist 4:50 Articulated Spring Physics Simulation 6:19 Animating the Cat 6:55 Finishing Touches 7:38 OutroMake a Multiplayer Platformer in Scratch | Cloud Tutorial #4griffpatch2023-07-08 | Create the best MMO (Massive Multiplayer Online) platformer game in Scratch by following this simple Scratch Tutorial. In episode 4 we learn how to take the existing Cloud Player sprite and drop it into the classic Scratch Platformer game to create an amazing experience for crazy epic 100 player+ gameplay! See below for links to the full tutorials for creating both the classic scratch platformer, and the amazing cloud multiplayer engines!
βΆοΈ The Original Classic Scratch Platformer Start your own Platformer now: youtu.be/D16hTnDGweo
--------------Video Chapters-------------- 0:00 Intro 0:52 Purple 1:01 Backpacking The Cloud Player Sprite 1:56 Adding the Cloud Player sprite to the Classic Platformer 3:24 Fixing Fake Cloud Variables 4:32 Enabling Cloud Play 5:29 Testing the Cloud Platformer Game 6:17 Costume, Direction 8:48 Synching up the player sprite costumes 10:18 Orientation and Size 10:58 Players changing Scenes / Rooms 12:44 Bug Fixing Scene Changes 15:36 And weβre doneAwesome Cloud Clones!!! - Multiplayer Scratch Tutorial #3griffpatch2023-06-24 | Coding "Cloud Clones" in Scratch is achieved by combining Clones & Cloud Variables to create a MMO (Massive Multiplayer Online) experient that you can drop into any of your games using the Scratch Backpack.
In episode 3 of this Scratch tutorial series we code up use Cloud Clones to make the players visible. We expand to use 8 channels of cloud variables to communicate at scale And we figure out how players can leave (efficiently managing the remaining player slots).
Whether you're a novice coder or an experienced programmer, this episode will provide valuable insights and practical tips to level up your game development skills. Get ready to unleash your creativity and build the next generation of multiplayer games with Cloud Clones!
--------------Video Chapters-------------- 0:00 Intro 0:49 Quick Recap 2:42 Cloud Player Clone Factory 4:03 Am I a Clone or the Original Sprite? 4:56 Making the Player Clones Visible 5:55 Feeding the Cloud Players Buffer 8:20 Testing Multiple Onscreen Players 9:49 More cloud variables = more stability 11:27 Which Cloud Variable do we communicate over? 14:04 Testing Multiple Cloud Variables 15:08 Players Leaving the Game 16:28 Donβt Delete Clones! 18:15 Recycling Players & Clones 19:59 Test with Circling Cats! 21:16 Outro
#scratch #griffpatch #mmo #cloudgaming #scratch3 #online #codingforbeginners #blockcoding #cloud #cloudgaming #learntocodeCode a Multiplayer Scratch Game | JOINING | Episode 2griffpatch2023-06-10 | Continue to code our multiplayer Scratch game, we look at how to get 100+ players to join a single cloud game! In this second tutorial we will be looking at how to smooth our player motion using buffering lists, and how to allow any number of players to join our game even with only one cloud variable! Yes that's from 1 to 100+ players! Crazy right?
π± Scratch Studio - https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/33558302/comments
Upgrade your Scratch Games to be online multiplayer cloud games by following this exciting new Scratch Tutorial series. Whether you want just 2 to 8 players, or over 100 players, I will show you how it can be done using my newly developed fully backpackable cloud MMO engine. Any kind of game can be converted to online from platformers, space shooters, io games, 3d games, tile based scrollers, yes anything! Have you seen my recent MMO platformer or MMO minecraft? or slither.io Cloud Platformer Multiplayer Fun? Well now it's your turn! Let's get Scratching :D
π± Some of my Cloud Games MMO Platformer - https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/612229554 MMO Minecraft - https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/843162693 Cloud Platformer Fun - https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/12785898 Slither.io - https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/108566337 Taco Burp - https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/478790208
--------------Video Chapters-------------- 0:00 Intro 0:29 Movement Tweening vs. Buffering 1:54 Two sprites β βMy Playerβ & βCloud Playerβ 4:17 Rework the Cloud Player Sprite 6:56 Encoding the playerβs buffered motion 8:30 Player 2 has joined the game 11:46 Player UID 13:06 Watching for Cloud Variable Updates 14:57 Who changed the cloud variable 17:37 Handling New or Existing Players? 22:53 Next Episode
#scratch #griffpatch #mmo #cloudgaming #scratch3 #online #codingforbeginners #blockcoding #cloud #cloudgaming #learntocodeCreate an Epic Multiplayer Game in Scratch π± Step-by-Step Tutorial!griffpatch2023-05-27 | Upgrade your Scratch Games to be online multiplayer cloud games by following this exciting new Scratch Tutorial series. Whether you want just 2 to 8 players, or over 100 players, I will show you how it can be done using my newly developed fully backpackable cloud MMO engine. Any kind of game can be converted to online from platformers, space shooters, io games, 3d games, tile based scrollers, yes anything! Have you seen my recent MMO platformer or MMO minecraft? or slither.io Cloud Platformer Multiplayer Fun? Well now it's your turn! Let's get Scratching :D
--------------Video Chapters-------------- 0:00 Intro 0:57 "New Scratcher's" can't use cloud? 1:36 Cloud Variables 2:51 Testing with Two Web Browsers 3:49 Cloud Game Done Wrong! 6:14 The Limits of Cloud Variables 7:23 Encoding 2 numbers in a single Cloud Variable 8:45 Coding the basic number encoder 10:56 Coding the basic number decoded 13:42 Negative Numbers 15:17 Decoding Negative Numbers 16:16 Updating our Game to use a single cloud variable 17:40 Testing 19:09 Next Episode 19:52 Outro
#scratch #griffpatch #mmo #cloudgaming #scratch3 #online #codingforbeginners #blockcoding #cloud #cloudgaming #learntocodeI Shattered Scratchs Cloud Player Limit π₯ Heres how I did it!griffpatch2023-04-29 | I love to push the limits of Scratch Coding and today I show how I was able to build a 60 to 100 player Minecraft style MMO (Massive Multiplayer Online) game in Scratch 3 using super clever cloud variable tricks!
With the huge success of Paper Minecraft, there was been a huge desire in the Scratch Community for me to make the game online, and this game is one step towards that dream.
π± The Scratch Project https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/843162693/
--------------Video Chapters-------------- 0:00 Intro 0:48 Cloud Game Basics 1:19 Tiled Platformer Engine 2:04 MMO Cloud Engine 5:00 Synchronizing a 50,000 tile game world 6:12 A predefined level with incremental updates 7:02 Multiplayer Building Conflicts 7:40 Player leaving the game 8:20 Natural Level Regeneration - Combatting Entropy 9:00 The Future 11:33 Outro
#scratch #griffpatch #mmo #cloudgaming #scratch3 #online #codingforbeginners #blockcoding #devlog #minecraftCloud Platformer Multiplayer Fun! π₯ All Achievements revealedgriffpatch2023-04-01 | This is a video walkthrough of my popular Scratch Game "Cloud Platformer Multiplayer Fun" covering all mini games & achievements (all 100 of them). Yes, this game is still being added to to this day even though it started development almost 10 years ago not long after I started scratch.
π± Play Cloud Platformer Multiplayer Fun Server 1 - https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/12785898/ Server 2 - https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/378507713/ Server 3 - https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/823872487/
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--------------Video Chapters-------------- 0:00 Intro 1:25 Backpack the Data Serialization Sprite 2:29 define Save Scene 3:16 Modular Save Code β Save Grid 4:12 Run Length Encoding the 2d GRID List 7:14 Storing the Save Code in the Scene Dictionary 9:44 What name to give our Scene? 10:28 Loading a Saved Scene 13:28 Decoding the Run Length Encoded GRID module 15:27 Testing the Scene Saving & Loading 16:33 OutroI made realistic creepy legs with IK | Scratch Devlog #1griffpatch2023-03-04 | A griffpatch Scratch Game Devlog - "Spooder Cat". Creating 8 intelligent legs that using Inverse Kinematics can bend, walk, climb and navigate an arbitrary level is the goal of this episode. It's amazing what we can make if we set our minds to it, so enjoy the fun following the progress of this experimental Scratch Project as it is coded. Nothing is set in stone because the project has only just begun - This is your chance to make a difference and take part in shaping a work in progress :D - The final project will be shared on Scratch!
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--------------Video Chapters-------------- 0:00 Intro 0:39 What this Devlog is all about 1:06 The first Limb β Find a surface within reach 2:00 Finding the point of contact 2:30 Keep holding on 3:12 Inverse Kinematics using Trigonometry 5:23 8 Legs are better than one 6:39 Next Time 7:40 OutroSave My Game! πΎ Data Serialization & Escaping in Scratchgriffpatch2023-02-25 | Learn how to safely convert (serialize) your variables into a basic save code in this Scratch coding tutorial. We'll learn about simple CSV's (comma separated value), and implement a robust character escaping system to avoid conflicts and guarantee what goes in, is what comes out! We'll create two custom blocks, "Write Value", and "Read Value".
This episode will be followed up by a second episode that will also be part of the RPG series, and we'll expand on save codes showing how to make them modular, and backwards compatible.
My tutorials are for all budding game & software developers using Code Blocks. Scratch On guys!
--------------Video Chapters-------------- 0:00 Intro 1:10 Comma Separated Values & Delimiters β CSV & DSV 2:22 Basic Write Value Custom Block 3:55 Basic Read Value Custom Block 6:30 Index out of bounds error and Optimisations 8:16 Write with Escaping 11:20 Read with Escaping 12:28 One last issue! 13:51 Summary 15:49 OutroMouse Pointer Lock in Scratch? β‘οΈ TurboWarp Experiments! (Raycasting E9)griffpatch2023-02-10 | Learn about Mouse Pointer Lock, and how it can be enabled in our Scratch projects with this bonus TurboWarp tutorial. We are then released to pan the mouse around infinitely large areas never hitting the window bounds. We'll also update our Raycaster series to include a pointer lock mode that is fully backwards compatible with your Scratch Game.
--------------Video Chapters-------------- 0:00 Intro 1:00 Letβs Get Scratching 1:38 Mouse look β Left & Right 2:33 Mouse Look β Up and down 3:46 Offset Entities: Enemies and Stars 4:08 Scrolling Background 5:42 Enlarging the Background 200% 8:16 Crosshair 9:56 Graduated Turning 14:18 OutroGriffpatch vs Scratch JR: Flappy Bird Challenge!griffpatch2023-01-13 | Can Griffpatch make a decent game in the Scratch Junior App? I was challenged to do just that - Find out as I put my griffpatch skills to the test! and accept that challenge! :)
Scratch Jr is a coding app for kids, and is the younger sibling to Scratch 3. This video is not specifically a tutorial, but more of an exciting devlog of how I went about tackling this game given the very real limitations imposed by Scratch Junior and the fun that ensued! - Let me know what you think Lol.
--------------Video Chapters-------------- 0:00 Intro 0:30 Flappy Bird Backdrop 2:04 Scrolling Background 3:06 Block Coding in Scratch Jr 4:09 Cloning? β I don't think so 5:08 Looping Background 6:02 The Flappy Bird 6:59 Jump Button 7:36 Flappy Bird Pipes 10:04 Duplicate Pipes 10:50 Pipes behind everything else 11:20 Jump to Start the Game 12:25 Flappy Bird Script 13:45 And down we go again 14:41 Angle the bird 15:38 Final Collisions 17:11 Outro
#flappybird #scratch #scratchjr #scratch3 #griffpatch #codingforbeginnersBouncing Particle Effects (part 2) π₯ Scratch Tutorialgriffpatch2022-12-24 | Take your Particle Effects to the next level by adding awesome particle collisions and bounces & sound explosions, booms, bangs and spark effects! Simulate fireworks, or particular explosions in your game levels.
We cover collisions, how to resolve them and bounce off a level sprite, where to source sound effects, and how to trim them in the sound editor. How to cope with overlapping sounds keeping them sounding good. All in time for the new year celebrations! Happy 2023 Scratchers!!!
--------------Video Chapters-------------- 0:01 Intro 0:41 Draw a simple Level 1:40 Particle Collisions with Level 3:25 De-spawning inactive particles 4:35 Horizontal Collisions 6:18 Diagonal Bounce 7:31 Sound Effects 9:30 Sourcing Better Sound Effects 10:33 Editing Sounds in Scratch Sounds Tab 11:45 Spark sounds 12:41 Playing the spark sounds 14:06 Multiple Sample Variations 15:52 Glittering 16:38 Explode Upwards 17:05 Random Explosion Overview 18:45 OutroMake Epic Fireworks & Particle Explosions with Scratch Pen Extensiongriffpatch2022-12-19 | Enhance your Scratch Games with Epic Explosions & Particle Effects. Send hundreds of sprites ricocheting around the screen with a Boom, and wow your friends! :) Yes, we can simulate fireworks, but also this can be used to create pro particle explosions like those in my game Appel.
We cover basic particle cloning, movement, gravity, air resistance & terminal velocity, and colour! Particle Trails, Fading Pen Trails, and yes... there's more to come - so stay tuned!!!
--------------Video Chapters-------------- 0:00 Intro 0:41 Setting The Scene 1:29 Fire Shoot Launch Spawn Clone Particles 2:43 Particle Momentum / Speed x & y 5:12 Gravity 6:02 Firing a circle of Particles 8:11 Sparkler Trail 9:24 Air Resistance & Terminal Velocity 12:03 Playing with Colours 12:45 Trails with Pen 16:20 Long Fading Trails 18:11 OutroJust Too Satisfying βͺ REVERSE SNOW in Scratch! #shortsgriffpatch2022-12-15 | Coding in Scratch is just too much fun - Today I made a snow simulator in time for Christmas :D - But just for a laugh - let's reverse time and watch all that snow fall back into the sky - It's just too satisfying Lol - love how it slowly re-reveals the covered up scene. Do subscribe and watch my longer format tutorials if you want to learn more about Scratch Coding!
The full project has multiple modes, different snow conditions, including an interactive snow / sand simulation.
#shorts #coding #scratch #scratchcoding #snow #simulator #particles #codingforbeginners #scratch3 #reverse #programming #satifyingImpossible Multi-Touch Joysticks!!! ππ±π Mobile Friendly Scratch Coding Tutorialgriffpatch2022-12-10 | Learn how to code a Mobile friendly, Multi Touch Joystick in Scratch - Until recently thought impossible - Today you will see it come true in the form of a dual touch thumbstick and button controller combination for movement while jumping / shooting / or other action of your wish. Now we can move and shoot at the same time!!! Awesome!
Scratch works great with mouse and keyboard, but showing off your hard work to a friend on your mobile can be really frustrating unless you have the best mobile controls. That's where this tutorial will help! Once coded you can backpack the controller script and drop it into all your favorite games!
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β Projects Featured in this video The Floor is Lava - https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/767167616/ Appel - https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/60917032/ Classic Platformer - youtu.be/D16hTnDGweo
--------------Video Chapters-------------- 0:00 Intro 0:51 Mouse Events & Multi Touch 2:27 The Stick Sprite 5:44 The Player Sprite 7:27 Mobile Stick Costumes 8:39 Detecting the First Touch Event 11:12 Tracking Stick Movements 12:53 Limit the Stick range from -1 to 1 14:16 Stick Auto Centring 14:56 Multi Touch Support 17:13 Mouse Up is not the end 18:55 Dead Zone 20:45 The Stick Costumes 21:29 Clone the Stick from the Base 22:09 Reflect the Stick Movements 23:41 Stick Button Costume with "Click to Activate" Message 26:26 Adding to the Classic Platformer 27:45 OutroHow to Animate Game Worlds in Scratch β‘οΈ FAST! - RPG #9griffpatch2022-11-25 | In this video, we'll be learning how to animate tiled game worlds using Scratch. This is the ninth in a series of Scratch tutorials learning how to code a tile based RPG engine in Scratch.
Adding animation to our Scratch RPG Game worlds is so easy, and I'll show you how in under 5 mins :) - We already have the individual animation frames in our games, we just need a clever way to identify which are to animate and how to do it. In this episode we'll also improve the layout of the dungeon tiles in the level editor.
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--------------Video Chapters-------------- 0:00 Intro 0:29 Laying down some Animating Tiles 0:58 Animating the Tiles by Name 3:11 Check Name and Animate! 5:16 Palette Layout Issues 6:11 Sprite Sheet Dividers ---18--- 7:30 Scanning for Costume Names 14:07 Stamping from the Palette Grid List 15:30 Testing the Palette Grid 16:46 Selected Brush Palette Index 18:20 Hiding the extra Animated costumes in the palette 19:37 Testing the new Tile Palette 20:34 Fix Tile Picker 21:16 Fix Vertical Palette Fencing 22:14 Outroπ§ CHEESE - Updating Paper Minecraft - Scratch Tutorialgriffpatch2022-11-12 | Learn how to quickly and easily update and mod (modify) Paper Minecraft, adding your own, new blocks and items to this 2d minecraft game. Add new crafting recipes, and make items smeltable into different items, or edible! You can configure everything! As a fun example we remix the existing game and I show how to add the Cheese Block, Pieces of cheese, and make it smeltable from the bucket of milk. Create the paper minecraft update you've always wanted, extend the game any way you please!
I explain how the _block_data list works, as well as the _recipe list for crafting, and the _food_data list. We look at the basic record structure, and how to edit, or add new items.
Let's learn to code in Scratch with Griffpatch - Create your own fun Scratch game with these step by step instructions with friendly explanations.
--------------Video Chapters-------------- 0:00 Intro 0:37 Remix Paper Minecraft β and Save Issue 1:01 Find / Draw your Costumes 1:45 Costume Size 2:25 Modding the _BLOCK_DATA list 4:22 What to change 5:47 Import the list back into Scratch 6:33 Smelting 7:45 Block of Cheese 9:50 Simple Crafting Recipe 13:24 Reverse Crafting Recipe 14:16 Eating Cheese 15:59 OutroPlayer Collisions + Wacky hitboxes! π± Scratch RPG #8griffpatch2022-11-05 | Following on from defining our Collision Pins in episode 7, we now finally add the player collision code to make it real! These collision pins support both hairline edge collision boundaries, and half tile collisions! We do some clever tricks to invert the hitboxes, support overlapping collision pin regions, and span tile layers! This is one crazy awesome episode, and I just know you are going to love it! Our Scratch RPG game is really shaping up!
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--------------Video Chapters-------------- 0:00 Intro 1:13 Try Move β Yes or No? 2:55 Split movement into two stages 5:10 Basic Tile Collisions 9:05 Differentiating Solid / Non solid tiles 10:39 Collisions across multiple layers of tiles 12:34 Detailed Pin Collisions 13:38 Calculating the first pin under the player 16:10 Colliding with our first pin 18:50 How to handle the overlapping pin regions 20:00 Coding pins 3 & 6 21:59 The top row of pins; 7 & 8 25:33 OutroCollision Pins? π₯π Now thats clever! π± Scratch RPG #7griffpatch2022-10-29 | Collision Pins are an excitingly easy solution to the complex problem of collision detection in tile based games with tiles of different shapes. In this episode of the Scratch RPG tutorial coding series we look at how this works, how we can store the collision "metadata" in lists, and how to extend out level editor to include the editing of the collison pin meta data itself to speed things up!
Let's learn to code in Scratch with Griffpatch - Create your own fun Scratch game with these step by step instructions with friendly explanations.
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--------------Video Chapters-------------- 0:00 Intro 2:05 The Tile Collision List 3:15 Toggle Palette Metadata editor 4:22 Painting a Collision Pin 6:27 Expanding to 9 pins per tile costume 8:44 Defining a Collision Pin String 12:05 Drawing from the TILE PIN List 13:30 Toggling Collision Pins right in the editor 15:51 Populate the TILE PINS list ready for updating 17:13 Changing one letter of a value in a variable 18:04 Splitting a string into a list of letters 19:46 Converting a list back to a single value β A clever trick 20:29 Changing one letter of a value in a variable 22:18 Testing that all out 23:26 Fixing Duplicate Key binding 24:14 Defining the collision pins β OutroHealth Bars Reimagined π₯ No Pen...?!? π Scratch Tutorialgriffpatch2022-10-22 | In this tutorial we will talk about a clever new technique for creating Silky Smooth Health Bars in Scratch using a sprite & a clone, no pen or stamping required, and with only 3 costumes! This results in a superbly usable health bar with none of the limitations of the costume based method. Learn to code like a pro with this easy to follow Scratch tutorial. Super fun, super efficient, and super effective! Helping you make games that look amazing :) Scratch Health Bars for the win!
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-------------- Video Chapters -------------- 00:00 Intro 00:43 How it works 01:43 Sponsor 03:21 Let's make this 04:53 Draw a half filled health bar 06:39 Coding the Base Health Bar 07:24 Funky sliding health sprite costumes 08:48 Health Bar Clone 11:07 Making the Health Bar Move 13:16 Cycling Colour with the Health β Green, Orange, Red 14:47 Issues 16:25 OutroLAYERS π§ Onion Skinning in Scratch | RPG Tutorial #6griffpatch2022-10-15 | Learn how to code a multi-layered Stamped TIle Grid in Scratch complete with an Onion skinning mode too for advanced editing! We continue coding the Level Editor for our Scratch RPG game, learn how to create a extend 2d grid lists into 3d (layered grid) and finally use the ghost effect to create an awesome onion skin mode in the editor to fade out the layers you are not working on. Fully togglable of course!
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--------------Video Chapters-------------- 0:00 Intro 1:04 Multi Dimensional Grid Lists 3:53 Multi Layer Stamping 6:00 Switching to Edit a different Layer 8:10 Placing tiles on new layers 11:00 The player should paint before Layer 3 12:46 Painting Layer 3 15:22 Layer Visibility & onion skinning 17:36 Implementing the Onion Skinning 20:43 OutroEDIT FASTER β‘ Tile Tracing | Scratch RPG Tutorial #5griffpatch2022-10-07 | This episode is focused on making editing our RPG games levels much faster - We continue coding our Scratch RGP, introducing split screen scrolling of the level & tile palette, and add the much requested multi-tile asset tracing! We also add an innovative, mouse hover/focus driven keyboard control system for scrolling either the left or right panels using the same keys.
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--------------Video Chapters-------------- 0:00 Intro 1:33 Scrolling Palette 3:18 Focus Panel β Deciding which UI element has focus 5:02 Disable Player Motion 6:21 Scrolling the Tile Palette with the keys 7:45 Fencing the scrolling of the palette 9:26 Reducing the Palette scrolling speed 11:01 Tile Tracing using Relative Positioning 16:26 OutroCode a LEVEL EDITOR in Scratch | RPG Tutorial #4griffpatch2022-09-24 | How to code a Level Editor for your Scratch RPG game - This scrolling, tile based editor is the best level designer ever featured in a Griffpatch tutorial. A Scratch Game of any size is much easier to create if you have a level editor built in. Learn how to snap to grid, display your brush tile, place new blocks, draw a palette / side panel of tiles to choose from, and more in this feature packed episode!
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--------------Video Chapters-------------- 0:00 Intro 1:00 Save as a copy 1:20 Toggle Level Editor On & Off 3:22 Show Editor Cursor 7:17 Click to paint a tile 9:46 Brushes 11:53 Tile Picker β E key 13:10 Tile Palette Positioning 15:35 Camera Positioning changes for the Editor 19:54 Drawing the Tile Palette 24:15 Highlight Selected Tile 26:37 Select a new active brush from the palette 29:36 Outroβ οΈ LAG FREE Scrolling in Scratch π± RPG Tutorial Episode 3griffpatch2022-09-17 | In episode 3 of our Scratch RPG tutorial we improve our tile engine to be lag free, fast and efficient even for huge legend of Zelda style maps. To do this we implement a tile viewport, and also optimise the painting to only paint important tiles, and use a background painter to cover the rest of the grass areas. This Scratch tutorial is filled with helpful tips that will help you create the best Scratch Games ever!
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--------------Video Chapters-------------- 0:00 Intro 0:54 Stamping the tiles within a viewport 5:52 Expand draw region to fill screen 8:57 Fence Scrolling Region to Level Size 11:44 Restore the background 14:39 Check out this Big Worlds Performance 15:50 Sprucing up the Map, just a little 18:38 Outroπ± Infinite Scrolling & Tiles - Scratch RPG Tutorial Episode 2griffpatch2022-09-12 | We continue our Scratch RPG tutorial, and today we code infinite scrolling backgrounds. We look at the tile costumes. Create Grid Lists to store tiled levels, and introduce sprite stamping using the pen extension.
--------------Video Chapters-------------- 0:00 Intro 0:56 Slow Project Loading 1:34 Scrolling & the Camera 5:25 Infinite Scrolling Background 7:10 Tiles Costumes 8:55 Tiles & Pen Stamping 10:42 Offscreen sprites and fixing Sprite Fencing 11:42 Stamping an entire grid of tiles 13:37 Perfect Pixel Alignment 15:40 Grid List 20:29 Stamping from the Grid List 21:35 Huge Tiles Maps β The problem 22:54 OutroRPG Tutorial | Craft your dream Scratch Game | 1. The Player βΉοΈgriffpatch2022-09-02 | Let's code the best Tile Based RPG in Scratch (in the style of the Legend of Zelda a link to the Past, my dream Scratch Game Tutorial!). If you've followed my devlog, then you'll know what to expect. In this first easy episode I'll teach you how to code the player. We remix the starter asset project, create the basic game loop, player movement with speed normalisation for diagonals, and add player animation with walk cycles. We also get a glimpse of the amazing tile stamping engine that we will begin to build next episode - too cool! Who's with me!!!
--------------Video Chapters-------------- 0:00 Intro 2:01 Whatβs in the Asset Starter Project 3:33 Remix and Setup 5:03 Scrolling game β PLAYER X, PLAYER Y 5:59 The Game Loop 8:54 Controls (Keyboard) 12:04 Basic Movement 13:30 Normalising Diagonal Speeds 17:42 Player Costumes & Direction 20:55 Player Animation 24:20 Idle costume 26:07 Outro