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1 year ago

I'm making a recreation of Animal Crossing (Wild world) on Scratch!

I'm now working on the text engine, so far it supports the english & portuguese alphabet, punctuation digits and other symbols. (100% PEN!!!)

There's more on the article bellow!


Unfortunally gamejolt only lets me put 1 video per post, so I'll share the rest here thru screenshots.

This project so far has 537 blocks, over 100 costumes and 1 single sprite! (This is being made on Turbowarp, but all with vanilla blocks so it can be shared on Scratch)

I also just made the multi-option box that appears in some dialogues, it can be in any dimensions (it kinda breaks after reaching 25 width/height but it's more than enough)

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(screenshot from the original game)

This is all I made for now, once I get everything working right then I'll make another post.

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#Devruary Sidetracking between different projects at once!

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