Zinnea, your tutorials on here and the Scratch channel have provided my children and I with countless hours of entertainment whilst also learning some great skills. Thank you.
@@nothpx that’s this channel, someone said “on here and the scratch channel”. I want to know the other channel because it will probably have more content
@@eashiq_alqitat That was me 1 year ago, while I do think Griffpatch isn't overrated, Zinnea and Griffpatch excel in east they do, GriffPatch is more about advanced tutorials while Zinnea does simple tutorials, but Zinnea is more for people super new to scratch who want to get a simple understanding of it. My original comment still stands, just respect to both sides.
Was looking for prompts for games to make then I stumbled upon this this is surprisingly a great tutorial even for veterans. This has helped me and I’ve coded for 3 years
Thank you, Zinnea for making these tutorials for us! They were very helpful for me when I first joined Scratch. The tutorials you make are more detailed than the ones on the Scratch app. Thank you very much! 😃😃🌞😊🌈
WOW!!! This is the first time I'm seeing the BACKGROUND move, not the sprite. It worked! Arrow keys to move the BACKGROUND. But it must be opposite, for example right arrow makes it move left, and down arrow makes it go up. Because when the sprite moves, the background is left behind!
this was so helpful! I didn't have to deal with cloning sections of the map. Everything was easily customizable and and easy to make! thank you so much!
If you don’t want that glitchy sort of walk, just use a forever loop and use IF THEN blocks for the controls. In the Boolean space use the [sensing]______(blank) key pressed. In the blank, just pick the key controls, and duplicate the IF THEN blocks to make it easier, and achieve silky-smooth scrolling.
Just logged into scratch and found your video, now I can code so easily with your tutorials, which are are so quick and easy to follow, straightforward and extremely helpful... I'm using Kai for this project. Thankyou so much!!😊
I'm interested in making a game since I recently wrote and made some characters which i'm really interested in using! So I'm starting off with something that doesn't require code, this helped a lot :) thanks!!
THANK YOU this is quick, concise, and easy to comprehend. I am looking to make a bit more advanced version then the demo but the trick for making the level super large is exactly what I was looking for.
We can even make a minimap for navigation, and... a few skyscrapers! Interactable sprites! And maybe... MANY PROCESSES! For example: plants growing, the grass getting darker and darker near the forests, or lighter near the sea! The waves too!
@@Zinnea so when i saw this project it was good but when i noticed the walk mechanic was really buggy and just looks like its lagging you could make a (variable) and name them y velocity and x velocity then get the change y and change x from the motion tab then get a set x vel and y vel and put them to the speed you want with the number put the reporter x vel and y then put the x vel variable with the change x and put the y vel on the change y then get the green flag hat block get a forever block then put the green flag hat on the forever then put in the change x and y in the forever block then put the change x and y vel on beneath on the x and y and get a (if then block) and get a (key pressed) then put it on the if then block and copy it put i down in the forever right next beneath to the other if then key pressed then repeat that two times and put the key press up down left and right then go in the if key pressed up get your x change x vel then put it inside the if key press up and put the value on the x vel of any number but it has to be positive then do it to the same as the up arrow but down and make the value negative then do the same as the right arrow with the x vel and it has to be positive value then do the same as those keys but in the left you have to make the value negative if you need help understanding just tell me
ZINNEA IS SO PRODUCTIVE AND SO QUICK IN SCRATCH I AM PROUD OF HER SHE TAKES TOO MUCH INTEREST IN SCRATCH PLEASE ZINNEA CAN YOU MAKE NEW VIDEOS I EVERYTIME LOVE YOUR VIDEO AS EVERYTIME YOU COME UP WITH NEW IDEASLOVE FROM PAKISTAN
Thank you! I am in school at the moment, learning to code becase we have one week of one subject only! (We could choose) and I am in computer game development! This really helped me.
i'm Steal a Kid and i'm Learning on Scratch on the RUclips and I like Your Videos Scratch and I Like Open World VERY MUCH! Thank you For This Video Zinnea!
just make your character go to the center of the map with two variables, y and x, when the sprite moves in each direction, the y and x values will change, so make it so if it goes past a certain coordinate, stop if from moving
So instead of duplicating the "world"'s code for each of the characters, you can just add two global variables called like y-offset and x-offset, and then for each of your characters, give them a forever loop with a go to x-offset: y-offset. You can also add to those to variables in that block to make them not be in the center, like go to x-offset+10: y-offset + 20. Then, in your world sprite, when the keys are pressed, simply change x-offset and y-offset by their respective values, and that should change the positions of everything in your world. Makes it slightly neater since now you just have one forever loop with one block inside of it, instead of all the world's code. And you also don't have to do the bounding box thing then
Do you think it's possible to make the levels actually textured or colours only? If the 2nd ngl I'm kinda disappointed. Still good tutorial but I'd love to go all out and make some impressive looking worlds not just colours
Good question - yup, it's possible to make them textured! I made this project as an example for you that shows an open world game with a more detailed map: scratch.mit.edu/projects/705322817/ let me know if that answers your question! You can draw/upload as complicated a picture as you'd like to be the map.
Oh yeah! This probably means that you didn't add a border to the 2nd character, like the one that I add in the second half of the video. Let me know if that works!
Oh and also -- make sure that character also has the same arrow keys code (so "when right arrow key pressed, change X" and all the other directions) as the map. Because basically, we want that 2nd character to move when the map moves, otherwise it will just stay in place like the main character
It ought to work the same in vector, but I think the last time I tried it, the vector map image that I drew became blurry when it was resized up to 1000% (because of a bug in scratch). But, I can't remember if that's exactly what happened, it might work just fine! Let me know how it goes
Please help! I did everything correctly, but I cannot see the character that I made on my map. I don't know if I made my character too small or the border lines too big, I have no idea what happened! Somebody please help me :(
Who's going to be one of the characters in your open world game? :D
First and its probably gonna be a chosen character
Its gonna be a axolotl
If I ever make it, it will be my OC
Isabela Madrigal
A cat
Zinnea, your tutorials on here and the Scratch channel have provided my children and I with countless hours of entertainment whilst also learning some great skills. Thank you.
What’s her scratch account called?
@@tidodola7400 @Zinnea
@@nothpx that’s this channel, someone said “on here and the scratch channel”. I want to know the other channel because it will probably have more content
@@tidodola7400 the scratch account name is @Zinnea
Lol same
SO UNDERRATED!! So simple, 9 minutes, straight to the point, no bugs to fix or something like that. +1 sub!
Yeah IKR, Griffpatch is overrated, Zinnea better!
@@youerag Bro what. Griff Patch is not overrated, Zinnea only makes simple tutorials whilst Griffpatch makes advanced tutorials.
@@youerag Both are good.
Thats what I love about her videos. Griffpatchs' tutorials are complex and long, but Zienna's are short, sweet, and simple!
@@eashiq_alqitat That was me 1 year ago, while I do think Griffpatch isn't overrated, Zinnea and Griffpatch excel in east they do, GriffPatch is more about advanced tutorials while Zinnea does simple tutorials, but Zinnea is more for people super new to scratch who want to get a simple understanding of it. My original comment still stands, just respect to both sides.
Was looking for prompts for games to make then I stumbled upon this this is surprisingly a great tutorial even for veterans. This has helped me and I’ve coded for 3 years
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Thank you, Zinnea for making these tutorials for us! They were very helpful for me when I first joined Scratch. The tutorials you make are more detailed than the ones on the Scratch app. Thank you very much! 😃😃🌞😊🌈
WOW!!!
This is the first time I'm seeing the BACKGROUND move, not the sprite. It worked!
Arrow keys to move the BACKGROUND. But it must be opposite, for example right arrow makes it move left, and down arrow makes it go up. Because when the sprite moves, the background is left behind!
the most explained tutorials, when I watch other scratch tutorials I understand some like 3%. but when I watch your videos I understand all 100%.
this was so helpful! I didn't have to deal with cloning sections of the map. Everything was easily customizable and and easy to make! thank you so much!
Oh I'm so happy it helped - I was really hoping it would be easily customizable, so this made me really happy to read!
If you don’t want that glitchy sort of walk, just use a forever loop and use IF THEN blocks for the controls. In the Boolean space use the [sensing]______(blank) key pressed. In the blank, just pick the key controls, and duplicate the IF THEN blocks to make it easier, and achieve silky-smooth scrolling.
Thats exactly what i do
Same thing@@ohlalaladudu8771
Just logged into scratch and found your video, now I can code so easily with your tutorials, which are are so quick and easy to follow, straightforward and extremely helpful... I'm using Kai for this project.
Thankyou so much!!😊
I'm interested in making a game since I recently wrote and made some characters which i'm really interested in using! So I'm starting off with something that doesn't require code, this helped a lot :) thanks!!
You and griffpatch are the best scratch tutorialists
of courese
Never have I ever seen such a good tutorial
THANK YOU this is quick, concise, and easy to comprehend. I am looking to make a bit more advanced version then the demo but the trick for making the level super large is exactly what I was looking for.
This tutorial helped me way more than i was expecting. Thank you zinnea. Been very helpful. Im working on my first game ever!
good 4 u,before i had no clue how to make a open world but now i do
Your tutorials teach me sooo much, I can now make my own RPG ideas!
Zinnea, thank you SO much! I have made a game, and I credited it to you! Thank you, you're the best! ✨
♡
@Zinnea , you are not only talented but also generous to share all this. Keep posting. Love your content. Many thanks.
When I was 12 I made a very simple non working flappy bird lmao. This is more than I thought you could do in flash!!! So cool
Your just.. down to the point! Different than other tutorials!
I am a new subscriber. Your video tutorials are so simple and amazing !!
Underrated and fast and simple. Thanks! This is entertaining!
We can even make a minimap for navigation, and...
a few skyscrapers!
Interactable sprites!
And maybe...
MANY PROCESSES!
For example: plants growing, the grass getting darker and darker near the forests, or lighter near the sea! The waves too!
Thank you, Zinnea! I really had no idea how to show and slide a map (or any sort of background) larger than the Scratch display.
Oh I'm so glad the tutorial helped!
@@Zinnea so when i saw this project it was good but when i noticed the walk mechanic was really buggy and just looks like its lagging you could make a (variable) and name them y velocity and x velocity then get the change y and change x from the motion tab then get a set x vel and y vel and put them to the speed you want with the number put the reporter x vel and y then put the x vel variable with the change x and put the y vel on the change y then get the green flag hat block get a forever block then put the green flag hat on the forever then put in the change x and y in the forever block then put the change x and y vel on beneath on the x and y and get a (if then block) and get a (key pressed) then put it on the if then block and copy it put i down in the forever right next beneath to the other if then key pressed then repeat that two times and put the key press up down left and right then go in the if key pressed up get your x change x vel then put it inside the if key press up and put the value on the x vel of any number but it has to be positive then do it to the same as the up arrow but down and make the value negative then do the same as the right arrow with the x vel and it has to be positive value then do the same as those keys but in the left you have to make the value negative if you need help understanding just tell me
Your videos have proved out to be very useful for introduction to scratch.Thank you.
no one expected zinnea to make an actual thumbnail of the worlds 2021 best mobile game
ZINNEA IS SO PRODUCTIVE AND SO QUICK IN SCRATCH I AM PROUD OF HER SHE TAKES TOO MUCH INTEREST IN SCRATCH PLEASE ZINNEA CAN YOU MAKE NEW VIDEOS I EVERYTIME LOVE YOUR VIDEO AS EVERYTIME YOU COME UP WITH NEW IDEASLOVE FROM PAKISTAN
im usually bad at understanding youtube tutorials but this one was easy to understand :D
Your channel is the best channel on scratch videos
Thank you soooo much zinnea. I was planning to make a open world game and you uploaded the thing that I wanted.
I have just been using scratch for only one year
I really like Scratch
please do more tutorials like this
the small costume trick is so clever even the scratch team doesnt wanna fix it and uses it
Zinnea, my daughter loves your videos it really helps her while she does it she has really improved the last time i saw her doing it thank you so much
Oh, I'm so happy to hear it!
I love your tutorials zinnea 😄 it teaches me more quickly... Thankyou for tutorials:)
This is an amazing tutorial! Thank you so much. You explained and showed it clearly and it was really easy to understand. ❤
i like your turtorials that are on your channel more then yours on the scratch team one as the ones on yours is more advanced
Thank you! I am in school at the moment, learning to code becase we have one week of one subject only! (We could choose) and I am in computer game development! This really helped me.
Ive been using scratch for over 2 years and i absolutely love it
the fact that she added genshin on the thumbnail
Thanks for the tutorial! Really needed one.
Yay, I'm glad it helped!
I AM SUPER PROUD OF HER EVERYTIME I HAVE DIFFICULTY I SEE HER VIDEOS
Its bad that you are underrated!
I hope you will become popular soon!
~ *Kindly from Marchik2012*
i'm Steal a Kid and i'm Learning on Scratch on the RUclips and I like Your Videos Scratch and I Like Open World VERY MUCH! Thank you For This Video Zinnea!
Thanks for this tutorial, I just love it
:)
Very nice Video! I learnd so much
Perfect!! I was just making an RPG and you made this tutorial!:D
Same!
thank you so much for this tutorial ive been searching this like a year ago and didnt find it untill i saw yours
How can I make a border so that the player doesn't just walk off the map?
You might be able to make it check if the X/Y coordinates are to high/low before moving in that direction
just make your character go to the center of the map with two variables, y and x, when the sprite moves in each direction, the y and x values will change, so make it so if it goes past a certain coordinate, stop if from moving
@RoyalRulerOfficial thx 👍
@@Mossy_Flower826 no problem! 😄 👍
@RoyalRulerOfficialThat's a great idea!
Thank you Zinnea! I’ve been wondering how to make a scrolling backdrop!
Really thank you for your tutorial i will definitely get me a 5(A score in America) on my next class of CS(Computer Science) thanks again!!!
This tutorial is very simple for kids and that pretty cool
Cool Tutorial :)
Thank you zinnea for teaching me about Scratch
im getting smart at scratch in 7 days already ty
Great video! The scratch team should fix the design bug that makes you have to use this weird hack to set the map size large, though.
wow thank you very much its very easy to understand, really working and beautiful! thanks!!!
It helped me a lot, you have a new subscriber
I love your tutorials zinnea thanks for the help:)
thank you zinnea my first scratch game was inspired by one of your videos called how to make a jumping game
I love this tutorial so much!!!!! It's SO great!!
Thank you so much! this is super helpful for my games!
how can i make a certain object that the scratch cat can't pass through?
Here's one way to do it - instead of the code I showed in the video, use the code from this starter project: scratch.mit.edu/projects/736765252/
And replace the wall sprite with the item that you want the cat to not be able to walk through. Let me know if that works, I'm happy to help more!
@@Zinnea thx!
OMG this is a easy scroll map thanks!
zinea you are the best scratch in the world
I like this type of games. Now i can make my own game
thanks aunty
your tutorial is the best!!!
You are amazing! I’ve been trying to find out how to do this forever!!!
So instead of duplicating the "world"'s code for each of the characters, you can just add two global variables called like y-offset and x-offset, and then for each of your characters, give them a forever loop with a go to x-offset: y-offset. You can also add to those to variables in that block to make them not be in the center, like go to x-offset+10: y-offset + 20. Then, in your world sprite, when the keys are pressed, simply change x-offset and y-offset by their respective values, and that should change the positions of everything in your world. Makes it slightly neater since now you just have one forever loop with one block inside of it, instead of all the world's code. And you also don't have to do the bounding box thing then
The return of the blob✨
If you add a repeat until not key pressed around the move 10 steps you can move a lot smoother
A tip, if you delete the dot on the black costume, the size will be even higher!
Hi Zoe! Love your videos and it really made my day☺☺🥰
And Scratch on!
Oh I'm so glad!😃 scratch on!
Do you think it's possible to make the levels actually textured or colours only? If the 2nd ngl I'm kinda disappointed. Still good tutorial but I'd love to go all out and make some impressive looking worlds not just colours
Good question - yup, it's possible to make them textured! I made this project as an example for you that shows an open world game with a more detailed map: scratch.mit.edu/projects/705322817/ let me know if that answers your question! You can draw/upload as complicated a picture as you'd like to be the map.
THANK YOU SO MUCH, i allways wanted to make a good scratch game.
i have a problem: so i made the 2nd character but when i move it follows me can tell me why?
Oh yeah! This probably means that you didn't add a border to the 2nd character, like the one that I add in the second half of the video. Let me know if that works!
Oh and also -- make sure that character also has the same arrow keys code (so "when right arrow key pressed, change X" and all the other directions) as the map. Because basically, we want that 2nd character to move when the map moves, otherwise it will just stay in place like the main character
If a character moves how would you make it to were you can run away and the enemy wont just come to you anyways
how to make like if background's white color is visible, than stop background moving.
i can make this without lose sprite quality?
If the drawing is bitmap, yup! Sadly I do not yet know of a way to get it to work with vector
Yes, you are right, but if you make a vector it loses quality in the same way, therefore it is not a solution @Zinnea
Thank you! This was so helpful!
Me and my friend are doing a challenge to see who can make the best game in a month so thanks for the help
Ik this is an old video but my sprites keep following me how do I get rid of that?
it's the same if i make the map in vector?
It ought to work the same in vector, but I think the last time I tried it, the vector map image that I drew became blurry when it was resized up to 1000% (because of a bug in scratch). But, I can't remember if that's exactly what happened, it might work just fine! Let me know how it goes
@@Zinnea ok
Really nice video, thank you.
I CANT WAIT!
how do you make it so when you hold down the arrows 'cuz it looks kinda bad
A lot of thanks to you for giving me a good scratch idea!
👍😄😄👍
Thank you Zinnea. now i have cool game!!!
Thank you SO much for this easy tutorial! You earned a Sub!
good video but how do i add collisions for like houses
How can make it not penetrate in the walls?
Zinnea when i use the click to speak it appears at the top left do you know how to fix this?
hello zinnea your content is nice thx for the tutorials and i love scract tutorial so i subcribe
Please help! I did everything correctly, but I cannot see the character that I made on my map. I don't know if I made my character too small or the border lines too big, I have no idea what happened! Somebody please help me :(
Nvm, I fixed it. Btw, Zinnea, love your tutorials! They saved my life so much while making Scratch games.
your tutorials are very helpful!
I'm so glad!!
Nice 👌 but I have a problem with the health bar on Griffpatch’s health bar video
@@dipeashsuks8876 bruh
my sprite is behind the background how do i fix it pleaseeeee
How can we add collisions in it?
but how do you add collisions?
SO MANY BIG BRAIN CONCEPTS :DDDDD
love you tutoirials!
Thanks so much it helps me a lot
so i want to make it so when the guy collides with a house or another guy or something, they don't phase through it. how should i go about that?