Scratch was supposed to inherit a system from Blockly that would display "No variable selected" on variable menus.
This never comes up in normal Scratch, but when it's forced to happen, the menu creates a brand new variable instead, starting at "i".
Next up
I uploaded a WIP version of this to my testing account. There's no HUD, player or worldgen. It's just the level renderer with a basic WASD camera.
2 of these (A and D) are literally identical and given that the second one has a stray "2" suffixed, I don't think that was the one they intended to ship.
$150.
The way this works right now is like one big jigsaw: custom blocks are scripts that do a task so big, I need to put placeholders down because once the jigsaw is assembled, it'll make my computer cry trying to edit it.
It's designed to fit into 1 script.
Roaring Knight: Crossover (Tentative Title)
[WIP 01]
FIVE NIGHTS AT FREDDY'S 2 - Toy Animatronics Vectors
This is so bizarre and ominous...
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Yo Codin House Office
im listening to 2013 dubstep to motivate me to finish block collisions. nothing gets the juices flowing like 2013 minecraft youtuber intros lmfao
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