A beginner’s tutorial on how to create a Flappy Bird clone game. This easy tutorial is a great hour of code activity.
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First!
1. Create a double-pipe sprite.
2. Set it to clone itself repeatedly, set the clone’s position to x: 240, y: pick random -140 to 140.
3. Create a player sprite.
4. Create a gravity variable that constantly increases, and when a click is detected, lower the gravity temporarily.
5. Create a title screen, a score variable, and you’re done!
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Good game
next time plz explain more!!!
Please make a 2 player game on the theme kargil
means fighting of soldiers of India Pakistan
Please please make this same.
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how’s flappy bee?
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good job!
Maybe happy music.
What i did to have the bat go up is i went to backdrop and put “when stage clicked” “message: Go up” and in the Bat, “When I recieve: Go up” “change y by: 15” so the stage tells the bat to go up instead of that, i dont know which is better but you can experiment with it =D
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How to make this flappy game better:
We all know that objects on Earth don’t fall at a fixed rate, they fall faster as they go.
To make this more realistic, you could make a variable called Y Velocity, then change the falling script to this:
set y velocity to 0
forever
change y by (y velocity)
change y velocity by -0.5
Instead of changing y position by 15 when you click the mouse, you could set y velocity to 10
Nice videos! thanks for the help. Make more videos!
Thanks!!!
I can make a gravitational effect using only 1 variable! really easy!