In Scratch (preferably with operator blocks only) how would i make a small value large and and a large value small? (Answered)
Say i had a variable, with operator blocks (set var to ( operators ) ) how would i make the variable value smaller with the operators i have on that "set var to ( operators )" block if the value was big? And say i wanted to make the variable value bigger when i have a smaller number without changing the code. What should i do? Is there a hack or trick for this? Please help me out!
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When you see this at the movie theater (Halo Fireteam Raven)
Here's some old WW2 art i made for a game idea that never really turned into anything.
Stress testing the pathfinding engine after i did some work on optimization. I also felt like it was needed to change the order at which each node pathfinds, therefore making the ones closer to the destination go first. Implementation coming soon! 
Huh wait I thought it was just Bryant-
Yeah I'm updating it to have more characters than just Bryant, you can probably take a guess who's next(surprisingly not Benji)
Also Name Change to something more appropriate with the mod
A* Pathfinding, which is a form of pathfinding designed to be a more efficient solution, is what you are looking at right here. Or, to be more specific, node based A*. (Continued in article)
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Has anyone heard of The Sounds Resource? If not, i just discovered it seems like it'll be a HUGE help with game sounds. I can literily just skip the whole sound design step if i'm making a fan game. Which i am. Idk. Check it out: https://www.sounds-resource.com/
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Gonna start working on some A* pathfinding soon for my upcoming Halo game, wish me luck :D
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