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Our thumbnail
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Some codes for our main cube: colors and some motion/movement
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Motion codes for our cube
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Not much for our maps because all it needs to do it to switch backgrounds!
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The codes for our thumbnail to keep it in place!
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An example of our background slide.
Inspiration: I've played many platformers on games like Roblox and Geometry Dash, so I thought, "Why not make one myself?".
What it does: It provides some fun facts to people who play it, plus it increases your skills in keyboarding.
How we built it: Using Scratch, we used the codes to put things together and enabled the platformer content! We used shapes, designs, codes, and with help from others.
Challenges we ran into: When it comes to making things educational, it didn't really turn out well because it was hard to add more things to something that is finished. But we managed to make it into an actual working platformer.
Accomplishments that we're proud of: It looks pretty decent and good. We were also creative with the facts and designs.
What we learned: Directions and motion coding, and as well as the weird facts haha!
What's next for Weird Facts Platformer: Probably more of these types of platformers!
Built With
- basicknowledge
- design
- movementcodes
- science
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