I was making a title and accidentally used, “set x to” instead of “change x by” and that made it so much better with a constantly changing variable being my target value
ANOTHER NICE TIP If you click "Backpack" on the bottom of your screen you can view a backpack you can drag anything into it, Scripts, Costumes, Sprites, Sounds And it will always be there, no matter what, wether you go to another project, it will ALWAYS stay there, until you delete it ofcourse, and you can take it out and use it when you need it
Another way to do the second one is forever point to mouse pointer move ( distance to mouse pointer / a) Replace a with something like 10 or 15. The bigger value a is, the slower it is.
I came back for this video like 10 times while making my projects EVERY TIME. Thanks for this video. I have to point out that your videos are really fast-paced with a lot of cuts and editing. I would recommend you to slow down your tutorial videos like Griffpatch.😁
1:25 divided by two is unnecessarily slow in this case. Always use x0.5 instead since multiplication only takes ~10 clock cycles to perform while division can take upwards of 100.
If you flip the location of the object and the location of the spot it's moving towards inside the script, you can make it move with an accelerating speed. Sometimes it needs extra tweaks to work as it should. Really depends on its usage.
OH MY SCRATCH YOU'RE A GENIUS!!! With this video you just made, I can up my level to creating Scratch games! Thanks SO VERY MUCH! You've earned a new subscriber!
A cool algorithm just for cleaning up stuff is: ( this is for movement scripts that uses the move block ) Move X(your amount of steps) times X(your key) so it just makes it so that you can move while clicking a key and it also smooths up your code and saves assets
The first one can also work like this: set size to (target size + size) / 2) However, the smaller the bigger the number is in the end, the smaller it gets, that's why 2 is the best choice
Step 1: draw enemy Step 2: add enemy collision with the world Step 3: draw a range where the enemy can see (Draw a line from the enemy to the player and make it check if the line from the enemy to the player is touching the world so that the enemy can’t see through the world) Step 4: make the enemy attack (shoot at the player or lunge at the player or etc) when the player enters its sight
Ive learned something from this video that if you put ( set size to (0%) ) or ( point in direction (0) ) on the start of the first algorithm you will see a cool start effect!
for the second one you could do a simpler script by doing when flag clicked forever point towards mouse-pointer move ((distance to mouse pointer /10)) steps
algorithm 2 could be excused for when green flag clicked, set rotation style to dont rotate |forever| | point to mouse | move ( ( distance to mouse pointer ) / speed you want )
some algorithms TO try by yourself. 100 - size / speed, go to x: xPos + MouseX - xPos / speed y: yPos + MouseY - yPos / speed, point in direction: sin(speed) * 12 + direction go to x: xPos + sin(timeVar) * speed * value, yPos + sin(timeVar) * speed * value point in direction: direction + sin(timeVar) * speed * value change XV by: keyPressed - keyPressed * value, SMOOTHING: set XV to (xv * value(higher the value the more faster and more less friction)) set X to: X + sin(direction) * value set Y to: Y + cos(direction) * value ,SMOOTHING: set (x, y) to ((x, y) * value(higher the value the more faster and more less friction))
Here's another one, it is another way of making the sprite follow your mouse smoothly. [forever] [point towards (mouse pointer)] (if then) [move (distance to (mouse pointer) / #) steps]
Enjoy!
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Noice
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Do a part 2
thx for the helping
the sprite is called nerd cat
hello shift click lean
I was making a title and accidentally used, “set x to” instead of “change x by” and that made it so much better with a constantly changing variable being my target value
Fr i was didn't even realise it was supposed to be a change and thought that it was supposed to be set to
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@@FreddyFazbearYobut cool!
Omg! I have been looking for these forever! Thanks for finding/putting them together!
You are very welcome!
Me to...(halfly)
ANOTHER NICE TIP
If you click "Backpack" on the bottom of your screen you can view a backpack
you can drag anything into it, Scripts, Costumes, Sprites, Sounds
And it will always be there, no matter what, wether you go to another project,
it will ALWAYS stay there, until you delete it ofcourse, and you can take it out and use it when you need it
Good tip!
@@ShiftClickLearnit's good for some project seasons/sequels or prequels idk it will be really useful, since you don't need to rewrite everything
omg tysm
I just LOVE your videos!
Wow! Thank you!
this channel is underrated, and great video!
I appreciate that!
Thanks for the tips
You are welcome!
This is so useful! Already liked!
Awesome, thank you!
This is a life saver! I've been making a cookie clicker style game and this helped so much!
Awesome!!!! I'm glad it helped. :D
No matter how many time I watch this, it is going to stay in my watch later list.
Thanks for such a great information.
Glad it was helpful! :D
Another way to do the second one is
forever
point to mouse pointer
move ( distance to mouse pointer / a)
Replace a with something like 10 or 15. The bigger value a is, the slower it is.
Yeah, I use that one more- I wish I put that in the video! Thanks for the tip! :D
I've always been using variables like Size speed and all that, and now I realise how much of a better way this is! Great information! :)
I came back for this video like 10 times while making my projects EVERY TIME. Thanks for this video. I have to point out that your videos are really fast-paced with a lot of cuts and editing. I would recommend you to slow down your tutorial videos like Griffpatch.😁
That's awesome! Thanks for the advice. :D
why is no one replying to replies
/ 2 In the size one is *PERFECT* for a clicker game
Oh cool
this made my game so much better looking!it helps
I am glad it helps! :D
Every scratcher should watch this
:D Wow...Thank you!
True
So that would be over 3 million people (I think )
This is awesome! also yes i am the person who made The Explorer: Tower Wars
Cool! Thanks!
@@ShiftClickLearn Fun fact: its my most viewed project ever so far
The video is so well made and you have the best voice and microphone
And the title and thumbnail also makes the video attract more viewers a lot more
Thank you so much! :D
@@ShiftClickLearn You're welcome! And I must say that I am rather jealous
Thank you so much! My games look a lot better now, also all of your other tutorials are really helpful so you got a sub from me
can you teach raycasting algorithms
Maybe! Good idea!
has anyone counted how many times smooth was said in the video xD
LOL
@@ShiftClickLearn I have! Its 12
That was exacly what I was schearing to make my games on scratch
1:25 divided by two is unnecessarily slow in this case. Always use x0.5 instead since multiplication only takes ~10 clock cycles to perform while division can take upwards of 100.
Ok, thanks for the tip!
I do this all of the time in my projects. Cool to see someone else having figured out the technique as well.
If you flip the location of the object and the location of the spot it's moving towards inside the script, you can make it move with an accelerating speed. Sometimes it needs extra tweaks to work as it should. Really depends on its usage.
OH MY SCRATCH YOU'RE A GENIUS!!! With this video you just made, I can up my level to creating Scratch games! Thanks SO VERY MUCH! You've earned a new subscriber!
You're very welcome! Glad this helped you out! :D
I think the third one after time (about 9 billion years) would get jittery and eventually stop. Just speculation.
Yeah whenever it maxes out... have fun waiting for it to happen! :p
Wow!!! That's so cool
Perfect! I needed to watch this video to polish off my Scratch Games; thank you so much!!
You're so welcome! :D
this is gonna help a lot, thanks . o .
You are very welcome!
I like how the sprite was called nerd cat XD
Thanks XD
yes. Super _S M O O T H_
s m o o t h
Thank you so much! I've been trying to improve my scratching ability recently and these videos have been life savers 😅
Happy to help!
the last one is soooooooo good for clickers i put that in my backpack and kept going🥇
Awesome tutorial!I can see that your channel is slowly growing...
Thanks!
"just makes me wanna hover over it so bad"
XD
A cool algorithm just for cleaning up stuff is: ( this is for movement scripts that uses the move block )
Move X(your amount of steps) times X(your key) so it just makes it so that you can move while clicking a key and it also smooths up your code and saves assets
Thanks!
hippity hoppity your code is now my property
🤣
@@ShiftClickLearn I actually stole your code
These are quite useful!
Glad you like them!
You're like the family-friendly, new FUNUT. Great going :)
Thank you! I'm glad someone noticed...I really want my channel to be a place where anyone can come to learn! :D
Yea funut stopped uploading a lot so I’m glad he’s the funut 2.0
@@ShiftClickLearn my parents say theres some bad stuff on funuts channel but since youre a kid m parents allow me to watch youre videos
NOT REALLY
@@highpheonixstudios1621 FUNUT JUST TALKS REALLY QUICK AND FAST
This guy just really likes the word 'Smooooth!'. But anyway, nice tutorial, very helpful!
The size one would be great for OS startups (with the logo appearing). Combine it with ghost and you get a great effect.
OOh yeah!
For smooth movement you could also do
Point towards (mouse pointer)
Move (distance to mouse pointer / (any number)
That works pretty good as well!
To the mouse pointer algorithms you can replace the go to x, y for a change x and a change y and remove the "+" operator !
thanks for reading !
You heard him, S M O O T H
yup
I basically use them in all my games now. It polishes up my projects by alot, especially the buttons.
I do too! :D
Thanks
You are very welcome!
um, I really need help. The second part is where it follows your mouse. It's so glitchy. Why so?
Are you sure you copied it correctly? If you misplace one of the operators, the whole thing could break.
Thanks I needed this
You are welcome!
can you do a tutorial about the sin blocks??
Good idea
Thanks i needed this vid
You are welcome!
Thanks for the tutorial it really helped me for my eating project
and i sub u
I hope it tasted good!
ALSO THANKS FOR THE SUB!!!!!!!!! 😁😁😁
thanks! just finished making my intro with this!
This is very helpful for my games, thanks!
You are welcome! :D
I'm already subscribed and this is why! thank you so much
The first one can also work like this: set size to (target size + size) / 2)
However, the smaller the bigger the number is in the end, the smaller it gets, that's why 2 is the best choice
Wow thank you so much i needed these kind of coding in my games!
You are very welcome!
Thank you!
You are welcome!
This was so useful I am making a clicker game and I wanted a start menu and the 2nd one helped me polish it! TYSM!!
Bro this helped so much. Ty bro
Oh I don't know about this! So helpful!!!
Yay! I'm glad I could help!
Thanks for teaching me this, I will use this in my game called "Orange Man" to make the buttons more smooth
You are welcome! That's awesome!
I used the point in direction algorithm, but I made it Y and it still works.
it also works for x or maybe size
Nice!!
Nice!
Thanks!
Only the size Algorithm worked the next one glitched and the thir'd one i did not worked
@Jeff J noo i did it right
What didn't work for you?
omg thx! this help make me my game!
You are very welcome!
Man Please share the tower defense game it has been 6 days what is the Problem!!
I did!
I love your vids!
Thank you Marcus!
Wow! These scripts help so much :D
Thank you! (I am gonna to do my scratch homework w/ these tips lol) :)
You're welcome, good luck!! :)
Bro the first one is so good
Thanksssssssss
Heres a tip for OS developers!
the 1st one can be used for transitions replacing change size by move x to, i think
Good tip!
make an enemy in scrolling platformer :D
Good idea!
Step 1: draw enemy
Step 2: add enemy collision with the world
Step 3: draw a range where the enemy can see
(Draw a line from the enemy to the player and make it check if the line from the enemy to the player is touching the world so that the enemy can’t see through the world)
Step 4: make the enemy attack (shoot at the player or lunge at the player or etc) when the player enters its sight
Thank you! This will help me make my game better! 😀
No problem!
@@ShiftClickLearn 😀😀😀
i really needed the middle algorithm! thanks alot
You're welcome!
This video really helped!! TYSM !😊
Ive learned something from this video that if you put ( set size to (0%) ) or ( point in direction (0) ) on the start of the first algorithm you will see a cool start effect!
Yes!!! I use that effect all the time- it will smoothly turn/ change its size back to what you put in! :D
@@ShiftClickLearn i just got It randomly putting 0% in the size number and yeah that's real (i used that effect to my new clicker too)
thanks alot!
You're welcome!
Used to think this isn't needed but I just realised that I need it
How did you get so much views so fast?
People watched it fast I guess! xD
for the second one you could do a simpler script by doing
when flag clicked
forever
point towards mouse-pointer
move ((distance to mouse pointer /10)) steps
Can you make a chose your own story game like check out Scratch Season one Story Mode?
Good idea a pig with a gun!
i used these codes and it really helps my project :D
algorithm 2 could be excused for
when green flag clicked,
set rotation style to dont rotate
|forever|
| point to mouse
| move ( ( distance to mouse pointer ) / speed you want )
That is a good way to do it as well! :D
I created a clicker game with the scripts all because of you :)
I keep on coming back it helps so much! Thanks!
smOOOOoooOOoootH
You're welcome, I'm glad it helped!
Also yes, smoOOOOOOOOOOOOOOth
@@ShiftClickLearn yessir
"look at how SMOOTH it is"
"its SMOOTH"
"see how its slow and SMOOOTH"
some algorithms TO try by yourself.
100 - size / speed,
go to x: xPos + MouseX - xPos / speed y: yPos + MouseY - yPos / speed,
point in direction: sin(speed) * 12 + direction
go to x: xPos + sin(timeVar) * speed * value, yPos + sin(timeVar) * speed * value
point in direction: direction + sin(timeVar) * speed * value
change XV by: keyPressed - keyPressed * value, SMOOTHING: set XV to (xv * value(higher the value the more faster and more less friction))
set X to: X + sin(direction) * value
set Y to: Y + cos(direction) * value ,SMOOTHING: set (x, y) to ((x, y) * value(higher the value the more faster and more less friction))
drinking game: have a shot everytime he says sMooOOotH
LOL well that sounds dangerous. I said smooth at least 942,421,176 times sooooooo.... go figure. XD
for the second algorithm, you could instead do point towards mouse pointer, and then move (distance/5) steps.
i tried making the spinny key
and i went learning animation to animate it and realize you can doi it this way
great tutorial lol
“Look how *smmmmoooth* that is”
s m o o t h
thanks, i know i am going to use these because i have already made scripts that essentially do the same thing but worse ; )
Haha nice!!
SAME
Very useful video I will definitely come back to it
Here's another one, it is another way of making the sprite follow your mouse smoothly.
[forever]
[point towards (mouse pointer)]
(if then)
[move (distance to (mouse pointer) / #) steps]
The # can be any number, I recommend 5.
Wow! Thanks for the tip!
Thank u: Much enjey from nice algorithms soooo smooth now my clicker game is better!
You are welcome!
Amazing
Thanks!
Thank you! Now I can make a god title screen with the first or last one
You are welcome!
I like this, I may need to backpack these one day!
Yeah!
3:15 I just learned that yesterday
Awesome!
im a fan too
thanks for your help
You are welcome!
@@ShiftClickLearn :D