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I use Scratch?

A topic by Mario Wumpus created Jul 23, 2020 Views: 514 Replies: 17

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Mario Wumpus3 years ago

I only know scratch. So can I use it? If not can you link to some alternatives?

VictorBwD3 years ago

You can use the Construct 2 or 3 if you don't know how to program very well.

Finbear2Submitted3 years ago

I use construct 3 to

masalt3 years ago (1 edit)

I have a solution! I use scratch too, so I just go to https://sheeptester.github.io/htmlifier/ and type my scratch project ID. Then I import the HTML I receive into itch.io.

alisa2011mel3 years ago

Wanna team?

masalt3 years ago

okay! (srry i took so long to respond lol)

masalt3 years ago

my account is https://scratch.mit.edu/users/MagiYT/

Nitai99Submitted3 years ago(-1)

Why not learn a language like java or something, or learn to use processing? You have enough time to get a basic underdtanding of the syntax before the jam, and this jam is pretty long.

BlueLightningMakesGames3 years ago

i use scratch too! lets make a team

BlueLightningMakesGames3 years ago

nvm

Hacjy3 years ago

isnt scratch sort of, well you cant really make very good games with it. you can join the game jam but i suggest you sometime take time to learn a language and use an engine like: unity or unreal. but scratch is usable, have a nice day!

raspberrypidude3143 years ago

Don't hate! Scratch is a program focused towards beginners, and I have seen many complicated projects from it.

masalt3 years ago

true! somebody made a 2d non-euclidean world in scratch

NuclearCow3 years ago

scratch isn't as good as other engines but it makes up for it in accessibility. It is very good for beginners to programming. Also, a new programming language is hard to learn. Using scratch for a jam is ok but I do recommend learning a proper programming language and engine at some point.

Mario Wumpus3 years ago

I’m going to try Construct 3 and see if I could switch to it.

Mario Wumpus3 years ago

Construct is out of budget. Is Buildbox good for PC development + exporting to web. If not give me alternatives that are under $50 or Free.

MADiFold StudioSubmitted3 years ago (1 edit)

what are your qualities right now?

I think if you really have to switch, Unity3D would be a good idea. With a little help from a team, you could learn and get a cool game out.

Just my 50 cents. (oh, and it is possible to build in Unity3D without code).

r3sgameSubmitted3 years ago (1 edit)

Just click on the embed button on the project page in scratch, put the code in a .html file, use that file as your project, then submit it to the jam.