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Hm. Time to investigate. Did you make sure to check all the variables and see if they were turned off? Make sure to check all variables. I will be doing more vids soon. Tied up with regular work atm.

@@StellarGamingDev Thanks for replying me, i figured out but forgot to reply my own comment. It was because i didnt choose the button thing, i chose tilesprite instead so it didn't work

I'll look over it today and provide you an update soon. It's probably something simple I need to check into.

@@StellarGamingDev yeah so I did my own research in the meantime and tried all possible ways I’ve found with variables, I made it work. It became just ‘Change Variables QuestionSelected add 1’ or =0 depends on your preferences. But thanks for your reply

@@Vindepemarte No problem. Sorry for the late response to the previous question. I didn't get a notification there was a new comment from YT.

When you are adding movements for your games in the event sheet in the conditions search bar type 'Mouse Wheel'. You should then see the following conditions: The mouse wheel is scrolling down. The mouse wheel is scrolling up. In the actions you can put: Simulate down key press. Now you can test and see if this works.

@@StellarGamingDev ok thanks

What are you having problems with?

@@kurangdanastudio I believe this game does something like that. I did this through variables. Each of those slots has its own variable named "Slot 1", "Slot 2", and "Slot 3" and they are booleans set to False and if one of the cards in the deck is selected it will be set to true. Each card also has its own variable too. In any case, I need to explain this one in a video tutorial. I still have this project file and I will look over it. Thanks for the comment! 🎮

😎😎!!!

I'm excited you were able to use these tutorials to help your game. I hope you keep making amazing games!! 😎🎮

@@StellarGamingDev Thanks bro i will! would you be interested in having a skin?

I am glad you and others are finding these helpful!! I try to make them somewhat easier than what I had to go through trying to figure it out! Happy gaming creating!!

Hey there!! There might be some ways, but it might not be "easy". I can fiddle around and see if there's a simple way to do it, I intended to include a randomized set of questions in the tutorial video, but I thought it would be too much for a simple quiz. However, you could use a "random in range" value for the variable, which would select a random set of answers. It's not hard, just a bit tedious because you do the manual work. I might need to make a quick tutorial on randomization to demonstrate it. Another option, and easy to get started with is to feed the info to an LLM (like ChatGPT) and link it to GDevelop. I used to have ChatGPT Pro many months ago, and you could give it custom knowledge. However, it's not free ($20 a month); I was a subscriber at the time. It would handle all of that for you. The "hard" part is connecting the LLM to GDevelop, however, it is possible because I did it for a test game. There's a video on my channel where I tested something similar using a fortune teller game experiment. I really need to make a more indepth video on that but it's not exactly "beginner friendly" but I will try to do a tut very soon.

Thanks I will try

I'm happy I could help!!! Have fun making great games.

Hmmm.... interesting. I'll check and see if I can get something like this done in a future tutorial after I do a few others first. Thanks for the comment!

@@StellarGamingDev Thank you so much😄

Hey, For what specifically did you see the red strings? I haven't seen it yet. I had problems with something else earlier since I hadn't used 3D in GDevelop in a while and some of the old projects were going crazy. Thanks for your comment/question.

@@StellarGamingDev i opened the project this morning, end every line of code of variable was all RED! i had ti remake every variable! It took me the all day!😭 And i havent finished yet!

Hmm...That is strange. I did get the notice for an update but I'll try the game I was working on a little later and see if it is acting weird too.

@@StellarGamingDevoh, ok, thank you☺️

Hello. Yes. Different voice from my last one, which sounded less enthusiastic. I originally started out with my regular voice but I didn't think I was easy to understand. Hopefully everyone can understand this voice better. Thanks for your comment!

@@StellarGamingDev actually I thought your real voice was pretty clear and enthusiastic. What ai service is this?

Thanks! That's reassuring Software: 11 Labs AI / Capcut

Hey!! When I did this video tutorial I didn't have a link because of the sensitive information involved in it but I'll go back over the file and see if I can adjust it and provide a link for you to download with the steps. Thank you for your comment. :)

Thank you

@@abelplayz3825 Hey, 👋🏽 Where exactly are you having a problem with the project? What are you stuck on?

It's saying username or password is incorrect even when I registerd

And I even made the username email instead

@@abelplayz3825 Hello again. Hmm. Strange. Did you verify the email? When you register, it sends a verification link to your email address. You have to click the link to register the email before you can use it. If you have done this already and it still isn't working let me know.

Ya I did I even started over using even a database url and I double checked everything an still got error 400(sorry if I sound rude)

You're most welcome! Happy game making!

Absolutely, there are so many different ways to do things in GDevelop. It's such a versatile engine!

No problem. I was glad I could help out! Happy creating!!

You're very welcome! I'm glad you found it useful! Happy gaming!!

Hello!! This is one of my older videos and I will be updating it shortly. I decided to leave it on but I will update it with better instructions and if needed access to the project files. I am working on another tutorial at the moment with character combo but will do the side scrolling one next and make it much easier to reproduce, so stay tuned it shouldn't take long. An update is on the way. ✨🤟🏽

Anyway, I found a solution based this example 🙂

Great! Hope it helps you make some cool screen bumpers of your own!!

Hey! 👋🏾 Some of the characters I make are created in Blender and I just make the files into images if I want it 2D (I still like 2D type games). I learned about a program called M.U.G.E.N (many years ago when it first came out... nostalgia 🥲) and I used to make my character sprites from actual games by editing them, until I eventually started doing my own unique characters. Image editing, Key frames and that other "boring stuff." It's not super easy, but it's not too hard either...mostly just time consuming. I may do a tutorial explaining how it's done in the future. Blender is a good start for this though if you don't know. That little red guy was an idea I had planned for a game using GDevelop and I didn't really get a chance to bring that game to life due to complexity...but since I've learned a lot from the past and GDevelop is 3D and has an easier multiplayer now, I may need to revisit this game idea. It was supposed to be a 4 player battle game. Hope you have a great time making your own games!! 🎮✨

Awesome! Glad you think it sounds nice. I hope you'll make some cool sounds for your game characters too! 🦸🏾‍♀️✨

@@StellarGamingDev ty, working on this now =]

Hey!! 👋🏾 In the video, you see where I have UI layer? There should be a button under the Background Color Layer (the last layer) that says "Add A Layer." Press that button and it will add a new layer and then you can name the layer "UI" or whatever you want for your game. Hope this helps.

Hello there!! 👋🏾 Your English is good! There is no limit to my knowledge. You can have as many scenes as you like for your new game. Good luck and happy gaming from the US!

@@StellarGamingDev Thank you so much!

Hello! 👋🏾 If you want to keep the buttons and text relative, you can consider adding points to the panel. Where ever you want the specific button (s) to be, you can create points there and attach the buttons to them using a Create an object action, and the Stick behavior. For example, if you want a button to remain in a specific spot, put a point there in the object's property. Then in the actions, create an instance of that button on that particular point and use the Stick behavior. The button will be stuck to the panel and move wherever it moves, even if it is tweened.

@@StellarGamingDev Thank you for your answer. Stick behavior is very useful! Your video tutorials are excellent and practical, with many tips to learn from. I have already subscribed.👍

Perfect!! Glad you foundd it useful to give you ideas to make your own awesome games!! Good luck!

Yes, I can do some. I have been debating on it as I don't want things to get complex but I plan on going through and redoing all the older videos with updated tutorials that are a bit more detailed. 😀

No. I don't have a Twitter account specifically for GDevelop yet.

Thank you for the compliment. It's so fun to do. I hope to do more soon!

Great!!

Now the last thing I want to learn is how to make a leaderboard with firebase

@@makeGamesWithGDEVELOP I was able to do it. I think SGD has a tut about leaderboards on his channel as well 🤔

@@madammoira how did you do it

@@makeGamesWithGDEVELOP I followed a bunch of different tutorials but mainly this one: th-cam.com/video/KBh64f0QInY/w-d-xo.html

You are very welcome. I hope to make more you will find enjoyable!

Don't worry. I will do a tutorial on this. It's not super easy but I will try to make it easier to understand by showing what I did. I have to do an extension video next and then I'll do the AI and GDevelop tut afterwards. Until then!!! 🎮

@@StellarGamingDev okay

Thank you for the compliment! It is greatly appreciated!

Thanks for subscribing. I'll make an update to this video with something that's easier to understand and follow with details.

Thanks for commenting. You could do this by putting them on different layers in GDevelop or by combining it with object masking on different layers. I believe you can put the top half on one layer and the bottom half on another layer (a lower one) with its own blocker and prevent it from moving too far using the collision condition. That at least how I am visualizing it would allow the top layer to remain as is and the bottom layer to be scrolled. You can also set the opacity to the blocker to make not visible to the user. I haven't worked on this particular project recently but I'll take a look at it again if I get the chance soon.

Did it with the Z order of background sprites!! thanks and great video!

I'm glad you found it useful and can perhaps enhance it for your next project. I will try to find other creative ways to do things and upload.