The first step is telling the game when to begin, and this is done with thewhen (green flag) clickedblock. In Scratch, it’s this green flag that starts all the scripts that fall under it, and will be the catalyst for putting our game into motion. For sake of time, we are going ...
Or the knives are Roblox Parts? I would go with this approach: 1.- Create some knives using blender 2.- Create UV maps and texturize them as you want 3.- Create the “store” and set the textures using MeshPart.TextureID = “yourTextureID” I think that creating your own knives ...
Like Fortnite and Roblox, Minecraft isn’t just a game but a platform – a beguiling digital portal into many different worlds shaped by the imagination of their makers. This goes some way to explaining why the game has sold over 300 million copies in just over 15 years and is showing ...
By building C++ programming skills, kids can make something like an RPG fighting tournament, where they can create, save, and load characters, track character's wins and stats, and code turn-based combat in a loop to decide the winner. Actions include creating variables, classes, objects, arr...
A constantly running game loop that checks for user input, processes the result, processes other events, calculates what needs to be displayed, and sends this to the graphics card. This should run at least 30 times per second. "Active listener" scripts that check for events and respond when...
Like Fortnite and Roblox, Minecraft isn’t just a game but a platform – a beguiling digital portal into many different worlds shaped by the imagination of their makers. This goes some way to explaining why the game has sold over 300 million copies in just over 15 years and is showing ...