The final code is available here: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/141385128/
Feel free to use this for any projects you might want to create! 🙂
End song: “Stargaze” by Makeacid
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Scratch on. 🙂
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can you make a tut with adding obstacles and lvl`s to the game? This tutorial is very helpful!
Awesome video! Do you know how I could add slope physics?
Dude thank you so much!
OMG ur the best with math equations in scratch
A small problem. I can hold up and the I can go upupup until I let go.
Good videos.
Great job ! 🙂 It works like a charm + explanations are crystal clear. Thanks !
how did you make the slope bumpy? please reply!
Having a problem here, when I use the right and left arrow keys, they only move diagonally up and down.
And instead of my player staying through walls it goes through them? wtf
🙁 pls fix joshie
plz visit me studio @Platformer_NXS
Simple the best solution iv seen.
Nice tutorial, thanks !
mine wont stop going left!!!!!!!!!!1
14:00 you could also do 0 minus y vel 😛
you dont need to solve the problem of climbing the ceiling and not getting down becouse it can be used as a gameplay mechanics so player can stick to the ceiling
Because when we click the flag he just kind of floats in space.
*A N D T H A T ‘ S N O G O O D*
my Player slides
After I added (-1*abs of yvel/yvel) to the top I just fell through the ground and i couldn’t move
NOW SCROLLING! PLEASE!
Great videos, man. Nice to see videos on more advanced projects that teach real coding techniques, rather than just videos for kids.
this is so interesting.
Awesome tutorial, tricks and complex mechanisms of the platformer are explained very clearly, thanks
hey pulljosh! thanks for this tutorial! it really helped me out on my stickman fighting game! you know super smash bros? im making my fighting game in that style. thanks a million!
This is a great video! I’ve been using a similar platforming code, but this has really helped me refine the code!
ive looked over my code, and every time i hit the ground it puts me back up in the air, am i missing something? please help, thanks
Thank you soo much for revisiting this tutorial and for showing us how to fix those bugs!!
How to chaange levels?
It doesn’t work…
Thank a lot PullJosh!
PullJosh, I’m hoping (you don’t have to) for a tutorial for multiple levels please?
man pls come back to youtube you have the best scratch tutorials ive seen yet complete your advanced tutorial series
Thank you dude!
Helped a lot!
Bruh! This is super helpful. Thank you so much for making this vid.
please help its the wall part i did exactly what you did but when i hit the right wall it stops me but not the left one please help!!
10:18 mine goes up forever (i’m not touching any button) i am 100% sure i have the script the same and now it wont come back down when i press the jump button and it just goes up faster!
your guide in this video didnt work 🙁 and it took me forever to to get the scripts done. but the good thing is your old video worked and im working on a game where the only why to move is by jumping and holdin the left/right key
lol i dont watch tutorials i just copy and paste there codes off of scratch
Hi Josh!
This video is really really well done! Rarely see educational videos on complicated topics that well thought through and executed by amateurs (I assume you are not a professional teacher?).
I myself am a software engineer (with experience in computational physics) and I’m currently trying to find more and better ways to help kids (and adults) understand important/interesting engineering/computing concepts, such as platformer physics.
I’d love to talk to you about some possible collaboration, if you are interested? Feel free to contact me via Google+ 🙂
E.g.: For now, maybe I can help you with your coding (if you think you need it), and you can produce some more videos of this style?
very good video and helpful Thank You 🙂