@@l0f1_problems65 portals are sooooo resource intensive, because you need to render another camera, to render the image of the portal. So probably not possible, unless the "portals" are just openings in a wall, and not moveable or changeable.
I didn't realize you did tutorials! When I was younger, I remember spending a long time playing your projects like scratcharia and paper minecraft. Now, I've kind of moved on from scratch to python (Plus a bit of java). Your creations were one of the things that got me into programming. Thank you.
This is so cool! I do have some more ideas for more improvements, including one optimization: 1. The optimization idea is implementing draw distance. I noticed that wide open areas with far away walls cause some slowdown because the raycaster has to travel farther, even with the Episode 6 optimization, but those far away areas are basically pitch black. So there's no point in raycasting that far anyway let alone draw there, so I'm thinking having an adjustable limit to how far a ray travels, and then just not drawing any of the walls beyond that range, could save resources as that reduces the amount of raycasting done, and how much we have to draw with the pen. With some clever adjusting of the background image so that there's a taller black bar in the middle, given how dark far away walls are, this could be made so that it doesn't even become noticeable that far away walls aren't getting drawn or even detected. 2. I wonder if it's possible to allow for really large maps by merging this with a sidescrolling engine. Like, for starters, adjust the movement so that instead of the player moving and the level sprite remaining fixed, the level sprite moves instead while the player remains fixed. And then use a sidescrolling engine on the level sprite to allow for multiple screens of the level sprite that scroll together on the map, and since the player remains fixed and the level moves via the sidescrolling engine, this could potentially allow for theoretically infinite levels without having to make a ginormous level costume or tax performance. In fact, I believe this is exactly how the Doom engine worked, where the level moves instead while the player remains fixed, and different areas kinda get loaded as the player gets close to them.
I really like those ideas. I specially love the second one because in my own game I needed that. Furthermore, I thought to implement it with the side scrolling video of Griffpatch, but it was so hard because I also had to put horizontal scrolling at the same time. But I had an idea, I could make my map just a little bit closer, and smaller player movements. And I fixed it. It's a pity that I just made my map a little bit "bigger", for the player view. But I didn't implement that idea. For the next time, I'll try harder to make infinity maps :). Can you imagine a random generation of maps? With chests, items, bosses. Whoa, I'm getting exited. For the first idea, I like that, but you have to think that the background image high is fixed, and doesn't matter how far or closer it is, if the ray caster doesn't arrive at that range, you'll only see a fixed black, and that's strange. Also, it could have problems with the RES: Not all the players are able to play with a RES of 2 to 5, in fact they are forced to use a RES of 8 or more, so the background, won't change, and in could have a strange contrast. In fact, you can make that all the sky and floor have a little degraded from any colour to black, and the player won't notice. But the game would be very darker. So you'll must make bigger the darkness of the drawing level. That's a great idea, but can create a great ambient of a horror game, or something like that, so that the only problem that I see there. Anyway, they are very nice ideas, and if you ever implement them, let me know, because I'll take a look at them, and leave my like and favourite to your game.
For the first one idea, you can go to the "Pen" sprite, in the define "Draw Row" script, put all the pen extension blocks into an "if (distance < 150)" statement. After this upgrade, i have 20 FPS for RES set on 1 edit: If you want, you can change the "150" in the "if" statement into a variable, and do the same thing to "if (abs of(x - x position)) < 1" statement in the "Stamp Entity" custom block. so that works also for entities or collectibles.
Holy crap! I remember following you on Scratch back in high school several years ago. I was eagerly awaiting for each new update to your Gauntlet remake to try in the mornings before school started. This is such a pleasant surprise to find you making videos! You inspired me to try and make video games myself!
maybe fog could be added by making the pen color become more white, and more transparent dependent on distance. that could also make it blend with the backdrop more
i've been keeping an eye on the ray caster playlist for days waiting for this to come out, it is really exciting, i think this is what we all needed, thank you. but i still have to mention some things i would like to see in the future of this series, here are a few: -maybe getting the roof/floor to move with the walls -smarter AI for the enemies -perhaps the ability to look up and down -perhaps the ability to jump and /or sneak -perhaps the ability to layer multiple maps on top of each other as to mimic full 3D -even having small objects that can move freely in all directions without appearing as walls
@@zepox9075 No this is not 3d, this is a 2d game that draws walls in a way to give the illusion of 3d. People have made actual 3d games in scratch, but the engine is very much not designed for it, and those games have made many compromises
Who knew that scratch could do so much! I remember when I thought NES games in scratch was pushing it to the limits! Maybe you could do something for ceiling and ground tiles so that we can maybe go outside or have the floors change textures? Continue the great work!
You could make a sprite that if the player sprite touches it then it would change the level costume, the background, costume and whatever else you want to go along with that.
That's very kind - I was a bit unsure I did such a great job there as there is always so much more detail to cram in... but I only have so much time to work on it :) - So thanks!
Hang on.If this is possible and your 3d laser tag is binary space partitioning,we can combine our raycaster project here with the binary space partition project to get a fully fledged out retro first person shooter like doom or duke nukem 3d.Griffpatch if you can make a tutorial series for your 3d laser tag then you might just recreate the 90's on scratch.Its just a shame that scratch has a webgl bug that stops me sharing the projects I make.
It would be interesting to see 3D sound getting implemented. Imagine using the 'pan' and 'volume' sound blocks, and determining the values if there's a wall in the way.
Bit of a late reply but the way I did it just using another raycast from the sound source to the listener increasing a variable if the raycast is in a wall and then setting the volume to the distance to the player minus that value. For the pan you can simply set it to the sound sources X minus the listeners X. And if you want to go the extra mile and replicate the doppler effect you can set a "oldDist" variable to the dist variable, saving the sources distance to the ear as a dist variable, and setting the pitch to dist - oldDist!
i thought of a simple-ish way of adding multiple layers to the ray casting and its by saving the position of where the walls will generate and making the ray continue forward while saving the data of each layer/wall then generating them based on the data and optimize it by making it fully stop if it hits a full wall.
This is such an amazing tutorial and I think I can add this to my infinite level generator. Thank you for making these easy to follow tutorials! :D (Also is it possible to do different textures for the floor and ceiling that rotates with the player? It will be incredible if you could make a tutorial on that! :D ).
Tysmmmm for the scanning assets I tried to make one already but it wasn’t working for some reason so I just cancelled that project and started this and I thought I had to make it again😂
my 3 questions: are floor and ceiling textures possible? is it possible to make more uniquely shaped walls instead of just verticle blocks? and what about vertical movement?
wow! I haven't watched one of your videos since the original scrolling platformer engine video series. you really seem excited to make these videos, thats great! 10/10 video!
Amazing Series!! I have been following since the beginning, and never thought that would come so far. I was just wondering if it would be possible to also add textures to the ceiling or the ground of the maze.
Umm... So I'm having a problem with changing some of the textures in the scanner, I can change them in the sprite but they don't change in game, even when adding a new one I just get greeted with a black wall instead of a textured one
Griffpatch i dont know but how are you making this is awesome... you need to give class about this are you insane i like your work and wowowowow ... ¿how? is awesome
you could [while [delete(length of(SCAN))of(SCAN)] ] instead of predetermining the texture count. this makes editing easier, but I realize while editing this comment that it would be SO MUCH SLOWER
I've figured out an easy way to add jumping to this. First you want to create a new variable called player height for all sprites. In your player sprite under the green flag click set it to 1.5 when beginning. Now go to your Pen sprite. Under the Define Draw Row block after the if your is less than 10 block there is a "set y to (1.5) * (height) - (res)/2" in this put the player height under 1.5. now if you subtract your height you get taller, if you add your height you get smaller. You can add a if space pressed repeat until (0) > (player height) ---- change "player height' by (-0.3). Why 0.3? Because it's a multiple of 1.5 making it end perfectly at zero. Why didn't I make it an equal to instead of a less than? Because for some reason when it gets to zero it will continue no matter what number you change by. Anyways after that your player will be taller, meaning the walls are actually just smaller, giving the illusion that the player is in the air. Then you add a (repeat until player height =1.5) change player height by 0.3. this time the equal sign does work. Now it's as if your player can jump. When it comes to practical use there isn't much. You aren't able to jump over walls for 2 reasons 1. Your player sprite still hits walls regardless of the size of the walls. In this case we can go to the player sprite and check if the player height is lower than 1.5. then disable the blocks that do that. The 2nd reason this doesn't really work is because a player height of 0 isn't actually tall enough to appear to be higher than the walls, if we wanted to do this, the jump would need to be taller. This application though probably has the ability to make different sized walls. By making a separate level sprite and somehow changing the player height for that wall specifically.
If you want sprites to stay on the ground and not jump with you, it's an easy fix. In the pen sprite under draw row, we had a if type < 10 stamp entity x ( ). We put nothing in the perenthesis because nothing was needed. Now create a new variable, name it whatever you want, make sure it's this sprite only. Make it so that when green flag clicked set it to 0. Now go over to your jumping mechanic. While your player height goes down, change the new variable down also, when the player height goes up make it go up as well. Now sprites stay on the ground when you jump.
griffpatch I know you made this tutorial like 7 months ago but could you add a short tutorial on how to make the roof and floor move when you walk so that it looks like you're actually moving across the floor?
I was thinking if are we going to add a Y axis like jumping and stuff but that yet comes with lots to cover like Making the dimensions of a cube and that would mean removing the celling but that would be for a more explorer game. Its just an idea because a 3D explorer game would be very cool
Griffpatch, I know this would likely be extremely complicated, but could you please give us a tutorial on how to create the Getting-Over-It-like physics? It would be a huge help! Also thank you for the tutorial, currently using another one of your tutorials and combining them to create a 3D multiplayer game! ♥
Hey! This is like going through the ages all over again! It started with 2D games, now we're going into 3D games! Maybe somebody could even make DOOM...
Love it. Would it be possible to have something where not all walls are the same height? nd you can jump and look up ad down as well as being able to climb?
Great video!!! I've used this series to make my own 3d scratch game. I was wondering, though. How can you make new textures for the walls? I'd love to see that!
amazing tutorial, but i appear to be having an issue. shades of gray are not properly gererating, with light ones being yellow and dark ones being red. i hope you can provide a fix for this?
i really want to know how to do the textures for the ceiling and the floor also a way to implement that into being on tops of the walls for roofs or if i could scale down my voxel raycaster i could add a Z coordinate
Maybe you could add weapons or something that Stuns the Enemy Thus giving you some time or simply if you survive long enough a weapon spawns that can kill the monster thus you winning the game
I know this video was posted 7 months ago but, could this in theory work with a larger map that keeps the player centered and moves everything else like in the top down RPG? Would this present much greater lag due to having to swap sprites to a huge costume before moving and back to their original square every frame?
The next episode should be about sliding doors since it seemed like the right progression to this series. And honestly, most ray casters have doors.
If you do don’t we need a roof? I still agree but a roof would be good
@@beckmcdonough7099 no we dont need a roof mcdonough
you can make a moving level sprite
We can do portals too, if you cant do movable doors
@@l0f1_problems65 portals are sooooo resource intensive, because you need to render another camera, to render the image of the portal. So probably not possible, unless the "portals" are just openings in a wall, and not moveable or changeable.
I didn't realize you did tutorials! When I was younger, I remember spending a long time playing your projects like scratcharia and paper minecraft. Now, I've kind of moved on from scratch to python (Plus a bit of java). Your creations were one of the things that got me into programming. Thank you.
wait up griffpatch teach us python
@@coder100funny Why
Replying 1y old comment
WOO HOO! Was constantly checking your channel waiting for this part, super excited to get this working!
The Same
same
Instead of checking just subscribe to him 😃
This is so cool! I do have some more ideas for more improvements, including one optimization:
1. The optimization idea is implementing draw distance. I noticed that wide open areas with far away walls cause some slowdown because the raycaster has to travel farther, even with the Episode 6 optimization, but those far away areas are basically pitch black. So there's no point in raycasting that far anyway let alone draw there, so I'm thinking having an adjustable limit to how far a ray travels, and then just not drawing any of the walls beyond that range, could save resources as that reduces the amount of raycasting done, and how much we have to draw with the pen. With some clever adjusting of the background image so that there's a taller black bar in the middle, given how dark far away walls are, this could be made so that it doesn't even become noticeable that far away walls aren't getting drawn or even detected.
2. I wonder if it's possible to allow for really large maps by merging this with a sidescrolling engine. Like, for starters, adjust the movement so that instead of the player moving and the level sprite remaining fixed, the level sprite moves instead while the player remains fixed. And then use a sidescrolling engine on the level sprite to allow for multiple screens of the level sprite that scroll together on the map, and since the player remains fixed and the level moves via the sidescrolling engine, this could potentially allow for theoretically infinite levels without having to make a ginormous level costume or tax performance. In fact, I believe this is exactly how the Doom engine worked, where the level moves instead while the player remains fixed, and different areas kinda get loaded as the player gets close to them.
I really like those ideas. I specially love the second one because in my own game I needed that. Furthermore, I thought to implement it with the side scrolling video of Griffpatch, but it was so hard because I also had to put horizontal scrolling at the same time. But I had an idea, I could make my map just a little bit closer, and smaller player movements. And I fixed it. It's a pity that I just made my map a little bit "bigger", for the player view. But I didn't implement that idea. For the next time, I'll try harder to make infinity maps :). Can you imagine a random generation of maps? With chests, items, bosses. Whoa, I'm getting exited.
For the first idea, I like that, but you have to think that the background image high is fixed, and doesn't matter how far or closer it is, if the ray caster doesn't arrive at that range, you'll only see a fixed black, and that's strange. Also, it could have problems with the RES: Not all the players are able to play with a RES of 2 to 5, in fact they are forced to use a RES of 8 or more, so the background, won't change, and in could have a strange contrast. In fact, you can make that all the sky and floor have a little degraded from any colour to black, and the player won't notice. But the game would be very darker. So you'll must make bigger the darkness of the drawing level. That's a great idea, but can create a great ambient of a horror game, or something like that, so that the only problem that I see there.
Anyway, they are very nice ideas, and if you ever implement them, let me know, because I'll take a look at them, and leave my like and favourite to your game.
Very cool idea! tho i somehow broke my 3d engine in this vid so i cant really do it
not to mention my game now runs at 2fps ._.
For the first one idea, you can go to the "Pen" sprite, in the define "Draw Row" script, put all the pen extension blocks into an "if (distance < 150)" statement.
After this upgrade, i have 20 FPS for RES set on 1
edit: If you want, you can change the "150" in the "if" statement into a variable, and do the same thing to "if (abs of(x - x position)) < 1" statement in the "Stamp Entity" custom block. so that works also for entities or collectibles.
In Turbowarp sprites aren't fenced. SO you could just move the stage as one giant level.
Very simple
Holy crap! I remember following you on Scratch back in high school several years ago. I was eagerly awaiting for each new update to your Gauntlet remake to try in the mornings before school started. This is such a pleasant surprise to find you making videos! You inspired me to try and make video games myself!
I think this just proves how dynamic Scratch can be. Not just a kid's coding site, but a whole new world!
I think there is no limit in scratch, but it's hard to solve things that seem like borders
“What we lose in resources, we make up for in community.” -Griffpatch
@@lotofgame561 there is def a limit tho, can only go so far with Java script and blocks :)
your not wrong XD
@@lotofgame561 💀
Question (maybe for an episode 8?): How could I add animated entities?
Episode 8 perhaps yes :D
@@griffpatch bruh
Can't you just add more costumes then add a repeating then put the number you want and add next costume block inside it?
@Stonks Griifpatch make. An. Episode. About. How. To. Add. Frames. In. Wall. Texture. N. o. w
Where is animating walls
the perfect ending for this would be adding ceiling and floors with textures, and probably fog, if possible
maybe fog could be added by making the pen color become more white, and more transparent dependent on distance. that could also make it blend with the backdrop more
Although it feels like some parts may have been done a little simplier, this is such a great tutorial with some really interesting ideas!
i've been keeping an eye on the ray caster playlist for days waiting for this to come out, it is really exciting, i think this is what we all needed, thank you.
but i still have to mention some things i would like to see in the future of this series, here are a few:
-maybe getting the roof/floor to move with the walls
-smarter AI for the enemies
-perhaps the ability to look up and down
-perhaps the ability to jump and /or sneak
-perhaps the ability to layer multiple maps on top of each other as to mimic full 3D
-even having small objects that can move freely in all directions without appearing as walls
And cloud multiplayer 😁 It is very good ideas!
How many map sprites we need
the idea of layer multiple maps on top of each other could be very laggy cuz it would probably like have 3 fps
This man is doing real 3D in scratch. He has ascend.
it's not real 3d, it's still 2d, it just draws the walls
@@lostforwar5619 then what do you think 3d is 💀 walking around it in real life? common bro it is 3D
@@zepox9075 No this is not 3d, this is a 2d game that draws walls in a way to give the illusion of 3d. People have made actual 3d games in scratch, but the engine is very much not designed for it, and those games have made many compromises
Hey griffpatch, huge fan! Just wondering if we're ever gonna add projectiles and animated enemies like Doom or Wolfenstein?
Gosh, there's always so many more things to cover right lol
@@griffpatch You Put Nano In The Thumbnail
I already added them in my project but they quite dont work well lol
@@griffpatch Could you please keep making videos on this?
@Милош Ђошић (Z)🇷🇺 Scratch + Doom = Scroom
This is just incredible. Keep up the good work man!
Awesome video! What's next? Different height walls might be cool to implement, before moving on to stairs, a second level and vertical movement.
Who knew that scratch could do so much! I remember when I thought NES games in scratch was pushing it to the limits! Maybe you could do something for ceiling and ground tiles so that we can maybe go outside or have the floors change textures? Continue the great work!
You could make a sprite that if the player sprite touches it then it would change the level costume, the background, costume and whatever else you want to go along with that.
griffpatch can explain anything on his tutorial and unlike other tutorials, I understand how it works!
Amazing explanation at the start btw
That's very kind - I was a bit unsure I did such a great job there as there is always so much more detail to cram in... but I only have so much time to work on it :) - So thanks!
Hang on.If this is possible and your 3d laser tag is binary space partitioning,we can combine our raycaster project here with the binary space partition project to get a fully fledged out retro first person shooter like doom or duke nukem 3d.Griffpatch if you can make a tutorial series for your 3d laser tag then you might just recreate the 90's on scratch.Its just a shame that scratch has a webgl bug that stops me sharing the projects I make.
I didn't realize you could search for blocks just with the first two letters of it! That's going to save me lots of time, thanks Griffpatch!
how do you search for blocks?
@@archiebertram2448 use scratch addons, then use middle mouse button click. or left click with shift held down
Wow! This is wonderful! I'd recommend color coding the level so that you can see different textures at different positions.
Yes indeed!
It would be interesting to see 3D sound getting implemented. Imagine using the 'pan' and 'volume' sound blocks, and determining the values if there's a wall in the way.
Bit of a late reply but the way I did it just using another raycast from the sound source to the listener increasing a variable if the raycast is in a wall and then setting the volume to the distance to the player minus that value.
For the pan you can simply set it to the sound sources X minus the listeners X.
And if you want to go the extra mile and replicate the doppler effect you can set a "oldDist" variable to the dist variable, saving the sources distance to the ear as a dist variable, and setting the pitch to dist - oldDist!
i thought of a simple-ish way of adding multiple layers to the ray casting and its by saving the position of where the walls will generate and making the ray continue forward while saving the data of each layer/wall then generating them based on the data and optimize it by making it fully stop if it hits a full wall.
What if you added a floor and ceiling? I can kinda see how it could work. Something to do with the height variable
or with the y variable
Bro lets goooooo! its the first time he said skip in the raycasting game series woo WOOOOOOOO! 24:45
Griffpatch deserves more subs, maybe like 2M
This is such an amazing tutorial and I think I can add this to my infinite level generator. Thank you for making these easy to follow tutorials! :D (Also is it possible to do different textures for the floor and ceiling that rotates with the player? It will be incredible if you could make a tutorial on that! :D ).
I would like that too, not gonna lie
@@jmcortade8161I would love to have different non static textures for the floor and ceiling! :D It can make this raycaster even better! :D
@@-Clickertale_2- Yes, but I also wonder if it is possible to make a multi-layer raycaster, like doom for example
@@jmcortade8161 That would be awesome! :D
@@-Clickertale_2- you know, having multiple floors, to make more complex buildings, and add stairs and elevators... It would be like a dream.
Tysmmmm for the scanning assets I tried to make one already but it wasn’t working for some reason so I just cancelled that project and started this and I thought I had to make it again😂
9:11 I originally noticed my character just being duplicated so many times then I realized that it was expected XD
my 3 questions:
are floor and ceiling textures possible?
is it possible to make more uniquely shaped walls instead of just verticle blocks?
and what about vertical movement?
dude this is actually insane
finally i can make some awesome game through your game episode an alternate of ue5 nanite feature great work your really awesome !!!!
i keep rewatching this video because its so fascinating
I left scratch and I come back to THIS?! WHAT?!
I love this tutorial! I am using this along with Lemonoids to make a 3D Lemonoids game!
Thank you so much for sharing a project with the color scanner in it, because mine didn't work at all!
wow! I haven't watched one of your videos since the original scrolling platformer engine video series. you really seem excited to make these videos, thats great! 10/10 video!
Im waiting till someone makes old games in scratch by using this series
I've went through this entire video and i cant figure out why my walls arent showing
I’m having the same issue
Bro same, is it new scratch? Cause I did everything the exact same 😂
Hold on in pen, under define draw row, my set type to item of was 1 instead of row#, check yours to see if that's your problem aswell
Wow! I cant wait for episode 8!
It’s been a while since I’ve used scratch, about 4 months, but never have I seen something 3D!
Amazing Series!! I have been following since the beginning, and never thought that would come so far. I was just wondering if it would be possible to also add textures to the ceiling or the ground of the maze.
oh god, i have like 20 variables in my project now!
You... You promies animated textures!
E8 Idea: Mirror floor and animate walls, I love that rick roll wall!
I suggest that in the next episode you show us how to make stairs
Finally, we have the ability to actually recreate Doom or Wolfenstein.
thank you so much. i really love your vids. btw congrats for 200.000 subs!
Wow. Amazing, Griffpatch :D. Will it be possible to defeat enemies in the future?
What addons do you use to simply search blocks?
absolutely loved this series griffpatch! have you thought of using a BSP+BVH approach to a 3d scratch game though?
yay! i love those wall textures!
One day will come when Griffpatch will turn this project into a granny game!
Never thought this was possible on scratch!
Is the scratchroom (backroom in scratch)
Now you need to make a tutorial on textured floors and ceilings
Umm... So I'm having a problem with changing some of the textures in the scanner, I can change them in the sprite but they don't change in game, even when adding a new one I just get greeted with a black wall instead of a textured one
Is it possible to add elevated terrain, such as hills and mountains
Griffpatch you are AMAZING!!!
you should become worlds best scratcher
Hey, is there any way to implement textured ceilings into the game?
Griffpatch i dont know but how are you making this is awesome... you need to give class about this are you insane i like your work and wowowowow ... ¿how? is awesome
This is so amazing! Thanks for making this video!
My pleasure
This will be super helpful, idk I can could multiplayer it, but if I could, that'd be sweet
you could
[while
[delete(length of(SCAN))of(SCAN)]
]
instead of predetermining the texture count. this makes editing easier, but I realize while editing this comment that it would be SO MUCH SLOWER
I've figured out an easy way to add jumping to this. First you want to create a new variable called player height for all sprites. In your player sprite under the green flag click set it to 1.5 when beginning. Now go to your Pen sprite. Under the Define Draw Row block after the if your is less than 10 block there is a "set y to (1.5) * (height) - (res)/2" in this put the player height under 1.5. now if you subtract your height you get taller, if you add your height you get smaller. You can add a if space pressed repeat until (0) > (player height) ---- change "player height' by (-0.3). Why 0.3? Because it's a multiple of 1.5 making it end perfectly at zero. Why didn't I make it an equal to instead of a less than? Because for some reason when it gets to zero it will continue no matter what number you change by. Anyways after that your player will be taller, meaning the walls are actually just smaller, giving the illusion that the player is in the air. Then you add a (repeat until player height =1.5) change player height by 0.3. this time the equal sign does work. Now it's as if your player can jump. When it comes to practical use there isn't much. You aren't able to jump over walls for 2 reasons 1. Your player sprite still hits walls regardless of the size of the walls. In this case we can go to the player sprite and check if the player height is lower than 1.5. then disable the blocks that do that. The 2nd reason this doesn't really work is because a player height of 0 isn't actually tall enough to appear to be higher than the walls, if we wanted to do this, the jump would need to be taller. This application though probably has the ability to make different sized walls. By making a separate level sprite and somehow changing the player height for that wall specifically.
If you want sprites to stay on the ground and not jump with you, it's an easy fix. In the pen sprite under draw row, we had a if type < 10 stamp entity x ( ). We put nothing in the perenthesis because nothing was needed. Now create a new variable, name it whatever you want, make sure it's this sprite only. Make it so that when green flag clicked set it to 0. Now go over to your jumping mechanic. While your player height goes down, change the new variable down also, when the player height goes up make it go up as well. Now sprites stay on the ground when you jump.
I love the fake ending at 29:40
Id lov to see you make a Mini-Map! And sliding doors too!
griffpatch I know you made this tutorial like 7 months ago but could you add a short tutorial on how to make the roof and floor move when you walk so that it looks like you're actually moving across the floor?
the man did it
good job man!
It would be a massive change if adding jump system!
Im still waiting for the episode about adding interactive npcs and dialogue boxes.
Can we get a tutorial on how to make killable entities?
For E8, can we have a improved GUI?
Hi Griffpatch! after this episode when i set RES to 1 or 2, the walls will disappear and when i set it to 3,4,5 i get the lot of lag. what am i doing?
I was thinking if are we going to add a Y axis like jumping and stuff but that yet comes with lots to cover like
Making the dimensions of a cube and that would mean removing the celling but that would be for a more explorer game. Its just an idea because a 3D explorer game would be very cool
i can just imagine someone making a doom game without any gore stuff... god
Griffpatch is it possible to have a small level in the top left corner to see where we are now, like navigation
i have already subscribed dont cry griffpatch
Griffpatch, I know this would likely be extremely complicated, but could you please give us a tutorial on how to create the Getting-Over-It-like physics? It would be a huge help! Also thank you for the tutorial, currently using another one of your tutorials and combining them to create a 3D multiplayer game! ♥
Hey! This is like going through the ages all over again! It started with 2D games, now we're going into 3D games! Maybe somebody could even make DOOM...
How do you get that little search bar for blocks? It looks very handy.
Love it. Would it be possible to have something where not all walls are the same height? nd you can jump and look up ad down as well as being able to climb?
Can you add things like looking up and down or adding different elevation for the ray casting please
Great video!!! I've used this series to make my own 3d scratch game. I was wondering, though. How can you make new textures for the walls? I'd love to see that!
amazing tutorial, but i appear to be having an issue. shades of gray are not properly gererating, with light ones being yellow and dark ones being red. i hope you can provide a fix for this?
Scratch you can do anything on someone lithely did an exact copy of amung us it had tasks and everything
well know i know what i'll be doing for the next couple of days!
i really want to know how to do the textures for the ceiling and the floor also a way to implement that into being on tops of the walls for roofs or if i could scale down my voxel raycaster i could add a Z coordinate
I found an project that is Awesome and you need to try it but... it needs Turbo Warp to run it but its called Crystal Seeker
I have a Question to you Griffpatch. Will you continue the Series and make ability to look up and down, and if it's even possible?
did u need to do the other videos to make textured mapping or could u just watch 3 and go to this one?
Hey for the next 3d ray cast tutorial can you show how to make weapons and enemies that can shoot the player
So cool! Now someone could actually recreate original doom is scratch
i hope somebody recreates doom with these tutorials and puts it on scratch
Maybe you could add weapons or something that Stuns the Enemy Thus giving you some time or simply if you survive long enough a weapon spawns that can kill the monster thus you winning the game
well... I'm not g word that ends with ay, but I love you
i think the next episode should be for floor and ceiling textures or sliding doors.
How about 3d roofs and floors. It would be very tricky though
Do the pixels one of the four smaller squares or does it mean an entire square checkered thingy
Nvm
Nice video! You whould make a series on boss battles
I know this video was posted 7 months ago but, could this in theory work with a larger map that keeps the player centered and moves everything else like in the top down RPG? Would this present much greater lag due to having to swap sprites to a huge costume before moving and back to their original square every frame?