Next Episode #10 - ua-cam.com/video/88yXUZ5BO1M/v-deo.html Part 1 - ua-cam.com/video/M1c5TcdITVs/v-deo.html Full Episode Playlist - ua-cam.com/play/PLy4zsTUHwGJKolO9Ko_j6IStFIJnTYBul.html
Yes it is :) - Only when you get to video 10 you'll have to only take the top three blocks from the mouse controls rather than the large chunk - you'll see when you get there!@@Zhantz
I haven't used Scratch for nearly a decade (I mainly program in C now), but I still find myself watching this guy's videos because he was a huge inspiration to me when I was a kid.
I'm moving on to JavaScript, Python, and C but I still watch your videos to this day and I still code in scratch sometimes. I loved you as a kid. Keep up the great work!
Hey griffpatch, just wanted to thank you for everything you've done. Your tutorials have taught me a lot of things about scratch, and also helped me calm down and helped me through some tough stages in my life. Thank you for this kind of content, please continue doing it. You're not just teaching, you're changing lives.
Hey Griff patch I took a break for a good year and I realize what you doing so I’m going to start back up and I will share my projects with you through this wonderful year
Hey Griffin! As a beginner, your Raycasting tutorials helped me lot to get better on Scratch. Now I'm slowly realizing how Scratch blocks works. Thanks for your help!
It’s just so amazing to see Griffpatch still using Scratch for many years and never got bored of it. Me either because it’s just so colorful and fun to use. It’s also amazing to see him make a tutorial outside of the vanilla Scratch since TurboWarp is far more superior. I have to mention, though, that I doubt that the vanilla Scratch will improve or have any new features anytime soon, the moderation has just too many issues, but there are a few alternative ways to share TurboWarp-exclusive projects, as well as Gandi IDE projects. Either way, continue your work, Griffpatch. Don’t give up. You have inspired so many people, and to be honest, it is worth it.
I have always admired how you always asked for your subscribers feedback to improve and how you are so talented. As a kid, I loved using scratch. But, i didn't know how until I found you. I have improve a lot, thank you so much ❤ -Love your tutorials!
TurboWarp really is amazing! It supports cloud variables for anyone who uses it, even people who are new to scratching, and they can be stored in local storage after your project is packaged, meaning it can save your progress in a game that's very long. That's perfect for making an RPG!
the thing i want the most is the possibility of changing mouse texture. im sure it can render so cool on some Scratch games like your games, Griffpatch!
In the turbowarp packager, there are a lot of mouse options! Like locking the mouse in the game window (if not fullscreen), custom mouse png and lots more!
that pointer lock experiment is really cool. a friend of mine and me are both remaking minecraft and we both are using the pointer lock experiment. it helps alot to make the gameplay easier and smoother. btw the friend i was talking about is robostew and he has already shared his project. i haven’t, but i have shared some devlogs on yt.
Imagine if scratch gets a 'pro' mode, which basically upgrades the 'toy-like' block system, allowing for complex 'mechanisms'. Also Templates would be cool, like 'ready-to-import' block segments made by scratch devs, like a 'physics template' or 'sidescroller template'.
I think this series have to continue. I'd like to see things like custom floor you can interact with, like a raycaster so enemies can detect you or not, some bug fixes with the entities, better lighting, some kind of baseboard for certain walls and maybe a way to be able to stack levels so tu can go up, down and all around.
There is an Turbowarp extension that lets you change what the mouse looks like and also hide the mouse or replace it with a sprite put that works a bit differently.
Here's an idea: adding more than 2 wall types, but not by making tons of level sprites?! Just do a binary search like this: If I am touching neither Level Color 1 nor Level Color 2 (00) then set wall type to: not colorful :( (0) If I am touching Level Color 1 but not Level Color 2 (10) then set wall type to: beautiful blue (1) If I am not touching Level Color 1 but am touching Level Color 2 (01) then set wall type to: magical magenta (2) If I am touching both Level Color 1 and Level Color 2 (11) then set wall type to: disco party!! (3) 2 Color sprites makes 4 colors (0,1,2,3), 3 makes 8, 4 makes 16, etc.
TurboWarp is the best version of scratch when making big games, when making games for fun. We use Scratch but using pointerlock, mouse cursor, animated text, block 2d physics and custom extensions, we can make amazing games I'm scratch
Hey griffpatch, really great video, and series! I feel like it would be cool if we could be taught how to make floors and ceilings with textures, even if it’s optional. Hope you have a great rest of your day!
Hey Griffpatch! Would it be possible to procedurally generate a level in this raycaster? If so, I would love to see a video on how to do this. So far this game is perfect for a backrooms-type game since we can make a first-person maze that even has entities that chase you. If we had procedural generation, we could make a completely random level. Two other things I would love to see in the future if possible are: 1. Larger Maps 2. Enemies that wander around on their own and don't chase you unless they can see you (probably detect if they can see you by raycasting from the entities and also checking if you are close enough) No rush for any of these things, it would just be really fun to mess around with them if you ever add them.
This might actually be pretty easy, for the larger maps can either have you decreasing the player's speed to simulate it, or using clones along with special scripts to segment your level. Although if you go for the second option, you could simply draw multiple screens and have code that positions the clones and has them assigned to a segment Although for the entities, my best guess on what to do is have it so they pick a direction, and if they collide with a wall, they will pick a different direction. Then to have them chase you, give them a field of view like the player where it also checks if the player is colliding with it (This can somewhat be tested in episode 1 with the flashlight to see if it actually collides) Which since they only chase you while "seeing" you, they may never collide with a wall
Hey @griffpatch, I've been tinkering with the idea of enemies having directional sound; For example, an enemy gets quieter or louder the farther it is. The thing is that I can't figure it out, and I think it would be an awesome next video idea!
@@pixlol thanks, i just need to get the sorting algorithm to work so the faces are rendered in the correct order, but it's really just some simple math... the obj parser took the most time, the renderer itself was done in 30 minutes
Things you can add to the RayCasting new episode: add ability to player to jump, add platforms and stairs, add floor and ceiling, add animated sprites, add shadows, add animated walls, add path finding algorithm for entities, and add doors, and add lighting system, also you can make the game first person shouter and add gun
Turbowarp boosts scratchs performance so much that you can make the scratch stage resolution higher than 320x240 to 960p or 1080p if you have a bigger screen resolution.
Hey! I don't use Scratch but maaan, I think you must have been told this already but Paper Minecraft was so fun for me when I couldn't download any games! I'm trying to start making games (I like Python and C# coding) I hope it goes well
I made a really cool project with this, you can place things anywhere then press space to make it 3D, and I'm working on making it so you can redraw entity costumes IN GAME.
Wow, never thought you would make a video about this extension! (it’s not really a extension, it’s the turbowarp experimental mouse lock thing, but they are the same thing)
Great video Griffpatch, I’d love to see things like jumping, shooting weapons, doors and moving sectors added. I also think, that it might be possible to build nodes in the game, so it can run faster.
@griffpatch please add things that are less than wall hieght and actual cielings, maybe treat it like how doom does, by reading the color hue on the map as how high up the object is? you could support verticle textures by having a third texture which applies only to verticle items!
fun fact: the pointer lock is NOT flawed, this is because in regular scratch, when you press the green flag, the mouse x and y will not be 0,0 it will be something else:)
This comment is for people who has a bug with "background entity" Go to entities spite and find rotate view block. then add a new condition to IF block "Type > 0", so the code will look like: if vy > 1 and type > 0 then
Griffpatch thanks to you I am able to make such an amazing game about the backrooms! :D And I kind of found out how to make maps bigger with the cost of the FPS being lower and some detail on the rendering of the map is lost by a lot, and now I have jagged edges and no smooth curves on the maps
Hey there, Griff! I heard about a TurboWarp Extensions called the rxFS. It says it can create in-memory filesystem. If this means you can make the save/load gameplay, do you plan to make a tutorial in the future? That would be helpful!
When I was coding this is the first thing I started and it gave me a huge jumpstart I could just say what I want something to do and find the correct blocks for it like over %85 of the time
Incredible Idea: In stead of having another sprite of the map for the faster raycaster sensing, why not just change the size of the raycaster? Could put us one step closer to levels!
can you make the level darker and add a flashlight that needs batteries to recharge so the level is a little bit scarier? batteries can be spawned randomized on the map. Also, can you add an inventory?
Hey I´m not trying to be intrusive but when will the Scratch RPG Series continue? I really like the project and want to keep programming with your tutorials! :)
You're gonna continue the series right? I really hope so cuz this is a really exciting project, I also wanna add some reccomendations:- Maybe a random maze generation in the game Flashlight maybe? last of all is enemies with different ways to oof you. It would lead to a game over screen.
Next Episode #10 - ua-cam.com/video/88yXUZ5BO1M/v-deo.html
Part 1 - ua-cam.com/video/M1c5TcdITVs/v-deo.html
Full Episode Playlist - ua-cam.com/play/PLy4zsTUHwGJKolO9Ko_j6IStFIJnTYBul.html
is this video optional?
Yes it is :) - Only when you get to video 10 you'll have to only take the top three blocks from the mouse controls rather than the large chunk - you'll see when you get there!@@Zhantz
why is there only 3 replies including me
idk@@subspacetripminegaming
@@subspacetripminegaminggood question
I haven't used Scratch for nearly a decade (I mainly program in C now), but I still find myself watching this guy's videos because he was a huge inspiration to me when I was a kid.
His lessons can still be useful for applying to projects in other languages
So cool :)
Then you never visited the Scratch 3 website!
@@griffpatch your my inspiration for coding scratch I love coding because of you!
ngl same
I'm moving on to JavaScript, Python, and C but I still watch your videos to this day and I still code in scratch sometimes. I loved you as a kid. Keep up the great work!
Thanks for sharing! That's so cool
So cool to see you introducing turbowarp to a wider audience!
I didn't know about it until I saw this vid
Hey griffpatch, just wanted to thank you for everything you've done.
Your tutorials have taught me a lot of things about scratch, and also helped me calm down and helped me through some tough stages in my life.
Thank you for this kind of content, please continue doing it. You're not just teaching, you're changing lives.
Hey Griff patch I took a break for a good year and I realize what you doing so I’m going to start back up and I will share my projects with you through this wonderful year
Nice!!!!
hi
@@griffpatch hi giffpatch!
I Downloaded TurboWarp On Phone
Will the series continue in turbowarp or in scratch
Scratch :) - But now we can also use Pointer Lock in TurboWarp if we wish
@@griffpatch so this video is optional
@@qwasr1278 yes it is
@@qwasr1278 yo db cooper whats goood
@@crazychicken8290 ”say my name”
Hey Griffin! As a beginner, your Raycasting tutorials helped me lot to get better on Scratch. Now I'm slowly realizing how Scratch blocks works. Thanks for your help!
Glad I could help!
@@griffpatch Yes you could! But another thing will help me a lot to add Joysticks in 3D Games for mobiles!
It’s just so amazing to see Griffpatch still using Scratch for many years and never got bored of it. Me either because it’s just so colorful and fun to use.
It’s also amazing to see him make a tutorial outside of the vanilla Scratch since TurboWarp is far more superior. I have to mention, though, that I doubt that the vanilla Scratch will improve or have any new features anytime soon, the moderation has just too many issues, but there are a few alternative ways to share TurboWarp-exclusive projects, as well as Gandi IDE projects.
Either way, continue your work, Griffpatch. Don’t give up. You have inspired so many people, and to be honest, it is worth it.
I have always admired how you always asked for your subscribers feedback to improve and how you are so talented. As a kid, I loved using scratch. But, i didn't know how until I found you. I have improve a lot, thank you so much ❤
-Love your tutorials!
TurboWarp really is amazing! It supports cloud variables for anyone who uses it, even people who are new to scratching, and they can be stored in local storage after your project is packaged, meaning it can save your progress in a game that's very long. That's perfect for making an RPG!
You are one of the most talented coders I have ever seen and have greatly inspired me. Thank you ❤
I’m really happy you noticed me 😀
Thank you so much 😀 - That's great to hear!
@@griffpatch I hope some day I’ll be as talented as you, I want to be a game designer once I grow up.
@@griffpatch I like your tutorials, you are the best scratch coder!
@@ashdroidgamer3878 me too
@@LukeCompositor Yeah
The custom mouse cursors in games are always really cool! I think they add a bit more personality to the game.
This is insane, you’re the reason I’ve always wanted design games when I grow up ❤
Me too! :)
the thing i want the most is the possibility of changing mouse texture. im sure it can render so cool on some Scratch games like your games, Griffpatch!
turbowarp can do that
@@A_literal_cube... in the normal Scratch
This is great! Scratch has come a long way, whats next, jumping? Multiple wall heights? Crouching? Cant wait to see it all.
jumping is just scrooling the wiew down and crouching is just litle up
it's a bit more complicated because the walls that are further back go up by a smaller amount than the walls that are closer
Stairs?
In the turbowarp packager, there are a lot of mouse options! Like locking the mouse in the game window (if not fullscreen), custom mouse png and lots more!
that pointer lock experiment is really cool. a friend of mine and me are both remaking minecraft and we both are using the pointer lock experiment. it helps alot to make the gameplay easier and smoother. btw the friend i was talking about is robostew and he has already shared his project. i haven’t, but i have shared some devlogs on yt.
goodluck making minecraft in scratch, it will be extremely hard with 5k+ blocks in the project
@@uju8222 5k+ is an understatement. For reference, griffpatch's 2D Minecraft has 19k. Imagine how many it would be for 3D Minecraft.
Turbowarp is honestly fantastic and has so many welcome changes and features.
As a turbowarp exclusive developer, this is a dream come true.
Imagine if scratch gets a 'pro' mode, which basically upgrades the 'toy-like' block system, allowing for complex 'mechanisms'. Also Templates would be cool, like 'ready-to-import' block segments made by scratch devs, like a 'physics template' or 'sidescroller template'.
Custom extension like in turbowarp would be cool
There are programs like that, just none that have been made by Scratch.
The Scratch team literally said they won't add that, they said to find other programs then
@@circuitcoder paywall? 😏
Gandi IDE is a scratch mod aiming just for this
I think this series have to continue. I'd like to see things like custom floor you can interact with, like a raycaster so enemies can detect you or not, some bug fixes with the entities, better lighting, some kind of baseboard for certain walls and maybe a way to be able to stack levels so tu can go up, down and all around.
this whole series is the reason i stay in scratch :)
I've been waiting since... at least yesterday for this video to come out!
Hope it was worth the.... wait :)
7:26 I think using "If " could possibly be used?
Insane tutorial Griffpatch! I have resumed scratch yesterday and this was very helpful. Hope you have a wonderful year!
Glad it was helpful!
@@griffpatch Can You Make A Sonic The Hedgehog Tutorial Please
There is an Turbowarp extension that lets you change what the mouse looks like and also hide the mouse or replace it with a sprite put that works a bit differently.
Yes it's very cool, although it's not compatible with scratch
Dang I was hoping for a new RPG tutorial but this actually is very helpful.
RPG! It's about time I made one of those episodes :)
@@griffpatch Finally! I want to learn to code levels, enemy's and attack, a main plot and that temple tiles I seen!
Nice! Thank you Griff
My pleasure
Please continue this tutorial.
Here's an idea: adding more than 2 wall types, but not by making tons of level sprites?! Just do a binary search like this:
If I am touching neither Level Color 1 nor Level Color 2 (00) then set wall type to: not colorful :( (0)
If I am touching Level Color 1 but not Level Color 2 (10) then set wall type to: beautiful blue (1)
If I am not touching Level Color 1 but am touching Level Color 2 (01) then set wall type to: magical magenta (2)
If I am touching both Level Color 1 and Level Color 2 (11) then set wall type to: disco party!! (3)
2 Color sprites makes 4 colors (0,1,2,3), 3 makes 8, 4 makes 16, etc.
Earliest I've been for a video... 7 minutes after it's uploaded
Edit: Griffpatch video, not just any UA-cam video...
TurboWarp is the best version of scratch when making big games, when making games for fun. We use Scratch but using pointerlock, mouse cursor, animated text, block 2d physics and custom extensions, we can make amazing games I'm scratch
Hey griffpatch, really great video, and series! I feel like it would be cool if we could be taught how to make floors and ceilings with textures, even if it’s optional. Hope you have a great rest of your day!
I would hope eventually scratch adds this as another extension pack like the pen blocks. A quick “lock mouse” and “unlock” mouse
Scratch: You cant do this
Griffpatch: Fine I guess I'll have to do it anyway
Hey Griffpatch! Would it be possible to procedurally generate a level in this raycaster? If so, I would love to see a video on how to do this. So far this game is perfect for a backrooms-type game since we can make a first-person maze that even has entities that chase you. If we had procedural generation, we could make a completely random level. Two other things I would love to see in the future if possible are:
1. Larger Maps
2. Enemies that wander around on their own and don't chase you unless they can see you (probably detect if they can see you by raycasting from the entities and also checking if you are close enough)
No rush for any of these things, it would just be really fun to mess around with them if you ever add them.
This might actually be pretty easy, for the larger maps can either have you decreasing the player's speed to simulate it, or using clones along with special scripts to segment your level.
Although if you go for the second option, you could simply draw multiple screens and have code that positions the clones and has them assigned to a segment
Although for the entities, my best guess on what to do is have it so they pick a direction, and if they collide with a wall, they will pick a different direction. Then to have them chase you, give them a field of view like the player where it also checks if the player is colliding with it (This can somewhat be tested in episode 1 with the flashlight to see if it actually collides)
Which since they only chase you while "seeing" you, they may never collide with a wall
Hey @griffpatch, I've been tinkering with the idea of enemies having directional sound; For example, an enemy gets quieter or louder the farther it is. The thing is that I can't figure it out, and I think it would be an awesome next video idea!
@griffpatch do you know when you are going to make another episode for this series? thanks ( - :
There is also an extension called Pen+, I managed to make a 3d realtime renderer that uses .obj files with textures in just about 5 hours
woah :o that sounds complictaed. good job!
Wowsers
@@pixlol thanks, i just need to get the sorting algorithm to work so the faces are rendered in the correct order, but it's really just some simple math... the obj parser took the most time, the renderer itself was done in 30 minutes
@@meehdrescher i really wish i could be that good of a scratcher. thats really impressive
@@pixlol it mostly has to do with the fact that I use scratch for 8 or 9 years now, it's all about practise...
Things you can add to the RayCasting new episode: add ability to player to jump, add platforms and stairs, add floor and ceiling, add animated sprites, add shadows, add animated walls, add path finding algorithm for entities, and add doors, and add lighting system, also you can make the game first person shouter and add gun
Turbowarp boosts scratchs performance so much that you can make the scratch stage resolution higher than 320x240 to 960p or 1080p if you have a bigger screen resolution.
Hey! I don't use Scratch but maaan, I think you must have been told this already but Paper Minecraft was so fun for me when I couldn't download any games!
I'm trying to start making games (I like Python and C# coding) I hope it goes well
I made a really cool project with this, you can place things anywhere then press space to make it 3D, and I'm working on making it so you can redraw entity costumes IN GAME.
and can you make a tower defense game?
Haven't even watched the vid yet and I'm EXITED
Nooooo! Come backkkkkk :O
Was this prerecorded before the pointer lock extension was added to turbowarp?
Or do you just prefer this way
Idk How you became so good at scratch, but I love your vids
thank u for tutorial
I just watch your videos for fun, or I actually use the info. Keep up the great content Man.
Wow, never thought you would make a video about this extension! (it’s not really a extension, it’s the turbowarp experimental mouse lock thing, but they are the same thing)
Wow! Fun video :D. Can we get more turbowarp videos? I know they have really cool extensions. Like Camera extensions!
Great video Griffpatch, I’d love to see things like jumping, shooting weapons, doors and moving sectors added. I also think, that it might be possible to build nodes in the game, so it can run faster.
They added a new gallery the have a lot extensions which is honestly cool but if I can see you using them all it will be more fun
It's the new block injector that is coming soon that is going to cause quite a stir!
Is this in Turbowarp or Scratch?
@@reality_101 turbowarp
@@reality_101 TW. Scratch is only fixing the bugs until something new happens
For that RPG game, could you show us how to do the screen scrolling like in the og
@griffpatch please add things that are less than wall hieght and actual cielings, maybe treat it like how doom does, by reading the color hue on the map as how high up the object is? you could support verticle textures by having a third texture which applies only to verticle items!
Griffpatch you should make a tutorial on how to make a merging game with grid snapping and upgrades. Keep making amazing content!
For those wondering, this can now be done with the pointer lock blocks or by checking it off in the packager. The experiment has worked!
To get the extension, go to the extension panel and search up Pointer Lock.
Or.. check the option off in the Packager.
I noticed in Episode 6 that you did reflections and animated textures. Would you kindly make a tutorial on those?
Hey griff patch love the video will you give a tutorial on how to make a 80s ball bounce game
Thank you so much for doing these things
Will there be another tutorial, I just finished watching this great series and would really like to see it be continued!
fun fact: the pointer lock is NOT flawed, this is because in regular scratch, when you press the green flag, the mouse x and y will not be 0,0 it will be something else:)
Griffpatch 2021:scratch tutorials! Griffpatch 2023:experiments turboboost! Griffpatch 2030:unity! Griffpatch 2100:unreal enginge XI!
griffpatch in 3 years:
hello fellow scratchers today I will show you how to make a working tectonic plate simulator working in a spherical world
This comment is for people who has a bug with "background entity"
Go to entities spite and find rotate view block. then add a new condition to IF block "Type > 0", so the code will look like:
if vy > 1 and type > 0 then
I didn't know this is possible, but this will help me with the game im working on.
I'm learning html, css, js and c# for unity. But I still use scratch because you are there and I like scratch a lot.
this will help with my FPS game. good episode
I love your get over it game❤❤
Omg I got a like from the one and only griffpatch
Does setting mouse X and mouse Y to 0 on a forever loop makes your mouse pointer go to (0,0)?
I actually dont know
Hello Griffpatch. Do you remember me? I'm DTK_XD.
Wowzers! I never thought i’d see the day the mouse cursor being locked in place
@griffpatch Can you explain how to make a menu for this project?
I like this tutorial!
This is amazing!👌
i generally write javascript, lua, c# etc. but i still watch your videos since i was doing stuff in scratch
Keep up your great work!
Always down for a new griffpatch video :D
Griffpatch thanks to you I am able to make such an amazing game about the backrooms! :D
And I kind of found out how to make maps bigger with the cost of the FPS being lower and some detail on the rendering of the map is lost by a lot, and now I have jagged edges and no smooth curves on the maps
You always make my day, and whenever I'm sad or angry, I just watch your videos!
Hey griffpatch, there is a I/O extention on turbowarp, it will be very useful to make a save data without having to use cloud data
Cloud is everything ;)
@@wojtekgame True but only for multiplayer if you wanted to make a save data with the file extension
I think this is the first time Griffpatch used Turbowarp!
Finally! 3D can now be utilized to its fullest.
Bro i thought it will be little hard using turbowarp but he is on another level
Hey there, Griff! I heard about a TurboWarp Extensions called the rxFS. It says it can create in-memory filesystem. If this means you can make the save/load gameplay, do you plan to make a tutorial in the future? That would be helpful!
i was thinking of using a python program alongside scratch checking for the mouse position ever other frame but this is far simpler!
Griffpatch! I love your hill climb racing game! Can you please teach us to make something like that! Ive always wanted to do that
When I was coding this is the first thing I started and it gave me a huge jumpstart I could just say what I want something to do and find the correct blocks for it like over %85 of the time
Incredible Idea: In stead of having another sprite of the map for the faster raycaster sensing, why not just change the size of the raycaster? Could put us one step closer to levels!
you should add a mirror to the 3d game
Wow, I did this part of the tutorial before it came out!
Ha, nice one :D
can you make the level darker and add a flashlight that needs batteries to recharge so the level is a little bit scarier?
batteries can be spawned randomized on the map.
Also, can you add an inventory?
is it possible to make a floor and ceiling by checking were the walls are and drawing lines between the walls that have the x coordinates the same
Hey I´m not trying to be intrusive but when will the Scratch RPG Series continue? I really like the project and want to keep programming with your tutorials! :)
Oh wow thanks griffpatch amazing tutorial 😎
You're gonna continue the series right? I really hope so cuz this is a really exciting project, I also wanna add some reccomendations:-
Maybe a random maze generation in the game
Flashlight maybe?
last of all is enemies with different ways to oof you. It would lead to a game over screen.
maybe also stairs? maybe also 3D minecraft one day?(might not be possible unless you are griffpatch, this might be higher than griffpatch level tho)
I have an idea for episode 10 maybe you should include "obstacles" and "jumping". Anyways I love your video's, You really inspired me to move on!
Hey Griffpatch, Huge fan, i just had one doubt, is there a way of keeping different wall heights for different parts of the game?
You and Brackey are the most famous people in my mind
Cool this is a great idea for my game, thanks :D!!! Could you continue minecraft moding?