Heh, not only is Griffpatch the best scratcher of all time, he's kind enough to share he's knowledge and teach us things we are REALLY gonna need in the name of coding. Again, thank you!
One of my favorite parts of Griffpatch’s tutorials is that they are completely customizable. He always uses variables to make it so the person following the tutorial can modify things like the height and width of the level. Thank you Griffpatch!
It's really impressive how much information you can fit within such a short time frame while still explaining how it works. On top of that, you're editing is smooth and focuses on what needs to be seen. Saying thanks is an understatement!
Wow, thank you! - That pretty much sums up what I'm trying to do lol - So woohoo...I even edited out some of my wisdom I'm sorry to say - but I do go on sometimes hehe.
@@griffpatch Haha, personally I'd like to hear as much as I could about how it works, though I get how keeping a video short makes it a lot easier to follow, especially if the information isn't totally nessacary. Looking forward to the next part :D
@@griffpatch Yea I just wanna say how good the editing has become. It adds a whole new dimension on programming and explanations into like, 19 minutes.
Never gets old. I've watched this video over and over to review how to add proper tile scrolling, and I always enjoy watching every time! Keep up the great work!
Hey, Griffpatch! I want to tell you, that your tutorials are something that saved me from spending whole summer trying to find out how create each script! Thank you so much!
These are the MOST high quality scratch videos! You deserve 10 million subscribers. It’s just amazing how you can make games in a simple web browser coding software into games made in Super advanced game engines.
My favorite thing about you and the reason your my favorite scratcher is because you are original and don't use any code from others you use your amazing brain and make original code, I don't know how you do that. to be honest, I just do what you do, I don't even understand anything. You have LOTS of talent and millions of people agree, keep up the amazing work, you inspire lots and lots of scratchers to do what you do.
This is just what I’ve been looking for! I love this series because it goes at a perfect speed and you explain it so well! When this series is done my games are gonna be 10x better!
this tutorial is INCREDIBLE! well done with the effects and thank you for taking the time to even set up pre-made sprites. I am very grateful and am very excited to finish this project along with you!
Wow! You've done it again! And faster than I expected! FANTASTIC job explaining such complex topics in an easy way. I've learned so much from the subtle little techniques you use. And the editing is phenomenal! Keep it up!
You're too kind - thanks for that! It means I lot to know that I am getting over the concepts... I do spend a lot of time thinking about how to go about it :D
The for all sprite variables are shared between all sprites and clones, if the value is changed by one script, all other scripts everywhere will see the value change... BUT, for this sprite only means that every sprite AND CLONE has it's own version of that variable (just like they all have their own x position value or costume). So changing the value of a "for this sprite only" variable does not effect the other sprite's versions of that variable.
@@griffpatch Yes, as when in the last tutorial, I accidentally made some variables for all sprites, which made the project have the error where it stacks all the blocks on top of each other.
It makes stuff much cleaner in different sprites, and clones each have a separate value for this. E.g. one clone can have an x variable of something different than another clone.
I've always wanted to scroll the screen in Scratch to make action games, so I'm very happy to find such a great video. I'm sorry I'm not good at English using Google Translate.
Really great series! I really enjoy seeing how it turns out, especially since I’m using different textures to you, it’s great to see how they are different and yet so similar!
personally, I use a pen tile engine instead of clones and in my engine, list support is done by countless tile detection scrips like with mario. suprisingly, the engine is really fast and causes almost no lag. nice to see an aproch with clones
Griffpatch, Please help i just cant figure out what's wrong at 9:10. Cuz somehow my screen is stil filled with one type of tile (I only have one tile :D). I think there's something wrong with the TILE GRID or tile index. And i have checked everything atleast *FOUR* times. If you know how to fix this please reply.
Collision is not gonna be that hard, since the sprite 2 won't count if you touch it. You could litterally say if touching Tiles and then your collision script
Hey griffpatch, do you think there would be an easy way to make a mode 7 style tile engine? Like adding some perspective to these same scripts using the size block (and scaling them on the x axis accordingly)? Just an idea I was playing around with.
I wish there was - But I can't advice anything that would look very good. You would need to split tiles into strips to allow you to add perspective to them, and then use stamping I'd expect...
This is an amazing tutorial! I'm watching once and pausing to make sure I understand, then I'll watch with Scratch open to follow along. I'm super excited to make this project.
When I test my project for the first time (around 9:10 in the video) all I get is my entire project is the wooden block and there is no empty spaces. I've followed every step shown in the video.
@@0mega457 Your project is PERFECT except in the Generate Sprite you used "Add 10 to TILE GRID" instead of "Add 0 to TILE GRID" on the Add Boxed Column in the repeat loop :)
4:24 at this time instead of putting 10 there could i put the pick random 1-10 block? i have an idea for a game that would look really cool if i could do this
I finished "Getting Over It" Every time I got mad your voice appeared and that's what made me continue. I took me a while but I did it and I feel Great!
Hey griffpatch, I have a question, what is your process on how you start a new bigger project? What stuff do you set up first in your scratch files? Do you have stuff sorted in a setting way to make working on the project easier?
Hi, Griffpatch can you help me a bit? Actually, I did a mix of episodes by mistake, so now I'm stuck. I did the code as your episode, but then the wooden tiles are almost covering the entire screen instead of a square grid..
I have seen so many scratch tutorial videos but no one explained the codes like this. And its so helpful.... Thank you griffpatch sir Hope you reach 1m subs
FIRST TO SEE IT. Not view it, but saw it. :) I saw his account and then a second later it popped up. Nice video! I’m finally able to make a scrolling platformer, after years of trying to find websites! Thank you so much!
So entertaining, yet so useful! And the best scratcher sharing his knowledge?!? Impossible, but wait, IT IS!!!!!!!!!!!!!11 WE DON'T DESERVE YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I have a problem at 12:24 where even after applying the fix to stop looping on the x axis, it still loops and I tried a bunch such as switching variables, changing operators etc… Does anyone know a fix to this???
Heh, not only is Griffpatch the best scratcher of all time, he's kind enough to share he's knowledge and teach us things we are REALLY gonna need in the name of coding. Again, thank you!
what i do when i make something 1: watch griffpatch tutorials and do them 2: customize everything 3: coding in my own ideas
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One of my favorite parts of Griffpatch’s tutorials is that they are completely customizable. He always uses variables to make it so the person following the tutorial can modify things like the height and width of the level. Thank you Griffpatch!
It's really impressive how much information you can fit within such a short time frame while still explaining how it works. On top of that, you're editing is smooth and focuses on what needs to be seen. Saying thanks is an understatement!
Wow, thank you! - That pretty much sums up what I'm trying to do lol - So woohoo...I even edited out some of my wisdom I'm sorry to say - but I do go on sometimes hehe.
@@griffpatch Haha, personally I'd like to hear as much as I could about how it works, though I get how keeping a video short makes it a lot easier to follow, especially if the information isn't totally nessacary. Looking forward to the next part :D
@@griffpatch Yea I just wanna say how good the editing has become. It adds a whole new dimension on programming and explanations into like, 19 minutes.
@@griffpatch pls upload a vid of all the cut out stuff from your most popular vids
Hello griffpatch! I wanted to ask you a question : how can i make the level higher?@@griffpatch
Never gets old. I've watched this video over and over to review how to add proper tile scrolling, and I always enjoy watching every time! Keep up the great work!
Heyyyyy, I also watch griffpatch's geometry dash tutorial for clarfication that my code is right
Hey, Griffpatch! I want to tell you, that your tutorials are something that saved me from spending whole summer trying to find out how create each script! Thank you so much!
Glad I could help!
These videos are so high quality we're getting spoiled!
The way you explain is literally amazing man
In 10000 years, griffpatch is gonna become a legend
@Sup#2.0 Lol true
@@oscarbluewolf--9147 yeah
@Sup#2.0 well technically a legend is a great thing we don’t think or isn’t true.
amen
@ziad islam 2011 likely another personio
The editing is just... FANTASTIC!! :D
These are the MOST high quality scratch videos! You deserve 10 million subscribers. It’s just amazing how you can make games in a simple web browser coding software into games made in Super advanced game engines.
nah 20 mil
@@access_was_denied nah 30 mil
Yay! It's finally out! I'm so excited to code!
My favorite thing about you and the reason your my favorite scratcher is because you are original and don't use any code from others you use your amazing brain and make original code, I don't know how you do that. to be honest, I just do what you do, I don't even understand anything. You have LOTS of talent and millions of people agree, keep up the amazing work, you inspire lots and lots of scratchers to do what you do.
This is just what I’ve been looking for! I love this series because it goes at a perfect speed and you explain it so well! When this series is done my games are gonna be 10x better!
No, it’s going to be 1000x better! :)
@@Opti234 No it's going to be 10^10000^1000000^1000000000^10000000 times better
No it’s going to be Graham’s number times better
@@w7u No it’s going to be googolplex times better. Or planck reversed.
@@andrewzhuo6399 That’s...big. 1 followed by 27 zeroes. But not as big as griffpatch’s or Einstein’s brain. :)
Griffpatch is the best! He's taught me things that I have never known were in scratch! This tutorial was so helpful. Thanks Griffpatch!
this tutorial is INCREDIBLE! well done with the effects and thank you for taking the time to even set up pre-made sprites. I am very grateful and am very excited to finish this project along with you!
This is by far the best scratch tutorial I've ever seen! I learned more than I usually do at school!
Wow, thanks!
@@griffpatch Your who inspired me to start scratch :)
I must say, the improvement of overall quality is exponential! Your video and audio quality have gotten much better
Yay, thank you! - I've got a reasonable mic, and a new software package for editing... So I've really gone to town. :)
This is so complicated yet easy at the same time! Keep up the great work Griffpatch!
Yes! Another griffpatch video! Also that editing is amazing :0
Wow! You've done it again! And faster than I expected! FANTASTIC job explaining such complex topics in an easy way. I've learned so much from the subtle little techniques you use. And the editing is phenomenal! Keep it up!
You're too kind - thanks for that! It means I lot to know that I am getting over the concepts... I do spend a lot of time thinking about how to go about it :D
It's great! I wonder why some variables need to be this sprite only.
The for all sprite variables are shared between all sprites and clones, if the value is changed by one script, all other scripts everywhere will see the value change... BUT, for this sprite only means that every sprite AND CLONE has it's own version of that variable (just like they all have their own x position value or costume). So changing the value of a "for this sprite only" variable does not effect the other sprite's versions of that variable.
@@griffpatch WAIT WHAT? REALLY? New Dimensions of coding are now available 😳👍
It's because if you do only this sprite, each clone will have a different version of that variable
@@griffpatch Yes, as when in the last tutorial, I accidentally made some variables for all sprites, which made the project have the error where it stacks all the blocks on top of each other.
It makes stuff much cleaner in different sprites, and clones each have a separate value for this. E.g. one clone can have an x variable of something different than another clone.
You are literally the best Scratcher of all time
Wow! I love the intro! The editing skills have improved a lot! Stay safe during times like these and keep scratching!
your videos are so well edited and they help me a TON! keep up the great work!
That intro is professional. Great job Andrew!
Wait--that's his actual name?
@@ntsmne Y E S
N ' T
how do you know his name???
@@chiroyce maybe they know each other irl
I've always wanted to scroll the screen in Scratch to make action games, so I'm very happy to find such a great video.
I'm sorry I'm not good at English using Google Translate.
Really great series! I really enjoy seeing how it turns out, especially since I’m using different textures to you, it’s great to see how they are different and yet so similar!
i have been searching for a scrolling platformer tutorial since ages thank griffpatch!
Yay! I was waiting for part 2, this will be interesting
personally, I use a pen tile engine instead of clones and in my engine, list support is done by countless tile detection scrips like with mario. suprisingly, the engine is really fast and causes almost no lag. nice to see an aproch with clones
Stamps are laggy though, but the pen up/down aren't :)
@@wojtekgame It got improved a lot in scratch 3
@@weegie3343 yay? :|
Woah! I didn't expect Part 2 to be out so soon! Thanks! I'll get to work straight away ;)
Also, those little details in your videos make it soo much better to watch :D
Griffpatch, Please help i just cant figure out what's wrong at 9:10. Cuz somehow my screen is stil filled with one type of tile (I only have one tile :D). I think there's something wrong with the TILE GRID or tile index. And i have checked everything atleast *FOUR* times. If you know how to fix this please reply.
You need to set tile index to 1 at start
15:52 griffpatch: Dont miss this step or else stuff will go haywire!
Me: ooo i got an idea!
yes
Awesome! I can't wait for the collision part!
Collision is not gonna be that hard, since the sprite 2 won't count if you touch it. You could litterally say if touching Tiles and then your collision script
@@nyoho5554 But he said "In the world of tile-based games" So I think it uses some sort of other thing.
Legendary + God + Scratch + Genius = Griffpatch
Hey griffpatch, do you think there would be an easy way to make a mode 7 style tile engine? Like adding some perspective to these same scripts using the size block (and scaling them on the x axis accordingly)? Just an idea I was playing around with.
I wish there was - But I can't advice anything that would look very good. You would need to split tiles into strips to allow you to add perspective to them, and then use stamping I'd expect...
that will be laggy I think
You can't stretch and shear in scratch... wish they added it
But rotation is definitely possible
Thankyou Griffpatch for this scrolling platformer series! It has quite helped me a lot! :)
for some reason, after doing 9:02 it only shows that the whole grid is made of one sprite
Exactly my problem but NOBODY HAS A SOLUTION
@@chubbachoo7448 ill try and figure it out, also I just skiped and worked from ep 17
You're so good at everything on the computer editing coding etc. Wow you are insane. 👑👑
10:46 I Have a question ... How 0-Clone Count X will do it? i
Previously we had Clone Count X * -32. This has been re-written to be "-(Clone count X * 32)". Do you see? so 0-(Clone count X * 32).
@@griffpatch very clever!
Best Content on RUclips for Scratch
14:05 *is it just me or did that block just float without him dragging it*
0_0
well the cursor is edited in most of the time
This is so helpful. I love all your tutorials (I have been trying to figure out x and y scrolling ever since I saw the x-scrolling tutorial). :D
you just uploaded the first part 3 days ago and... the part 2 is already out :0
Ikr?
Griifpatch... there are no words that describe you. You are a coding genius!
pretty sure those are words lol
3 minutes that means early 100!
Ikr? This was from 15 minutes ago and it already has a couple of hundred views and likes! And 95 comments.
if this was any other youtuber, i would have run away in fear of the complex code, but why fear when griffpatch is here!
hi griff, why do i have a gap between tiles?
When we finish the tile base tutorial, can you make a tutorial on how to turn this game into a cloud multiplayer game?
Nice idea :)
I think we have to use cloud list
@@starting7725 No, cloud list doesn't exist, we have to use a "separator" to convert a cloud var to list and vice versa
@@yeegordon8285 yeah I think. I think its something like his tutorial about a cloud multiplayer.
@@noot_noot843 And he also promised to implement the cloud engine in a game.
GREAT !! griffpatch explains very well we understand everything and the editing is too good
When I move camera Y, the blocks start disappearing and shuffling around the screen, but camera X works fine. (I have done everything in this video)
I think it is when you move the set tile to the position tiles you need to put: set tile to item tile index of tile grid.
@@elkasaca but same here, why is there a gap betweeen tiles?
@@vidhyasaivishruth maybe because your tiles aren't 16x16 pixels 🤔
mine is just turning into costume 10 idk why
This is an amazing tutorial! I'm watching once and pausing to make sure I understand, then I'll watch with Scratch open to follow along. I'm super excited to make this project.
That's awesome :) you could consider joining my membership of you want to support this channel and the work I've put into it :) Cheers
they should put youtube rank for griffpacth
Wow it's so cool how you can use lists to make levels
order-loving eyeballs
ima quote you on that
ORRRRRRRDEEEEERRRRR *stares*
using this tutorial, i edited it to make a working chart reader for my game! THX!
When I test my project for the first time (around 9:10 in the video) all I get is my entire project is the wooden block and there is no empty spaces. I've followed every step shown in the video.
Can you share the project ID?
@@griffpatch The project ID is (490202341)
@@0mega457 Your project is PERFECT except in the Generate Sprite you used "Add 10 to TILE GRID" instead of "Add 0 to TILE GRID" on the Add Boxed Column in the repeat loop :)
@@griffpatch Thanks for the help!
mine does the same thing and i dont know whats wrong
This is the best tutorial for scratch!
9:20 not workin' (crying)
If you had problem with the box, go to 7:46 and make sure your TILEX (outside the repeat block is 16)
4:24 at this time instead of putting 10 there could i put the pick random 1-10 block? i have an idea for a game that would look really cool if i could do this
Did anyone else notice that he animated thw cursor after recording
Its satisfying
I finished "Getting Over It" Every time I got mad your voice appeared and that's what made me continue. I took me a while but I did it and I feel Great!
Did you study Scratch?
probably lol
Haha, most people are only wondering about editing, lol. Truely awesome editing
Hey griffpatch, I have a question, what is your process on how you start a new bigger project? What stuff do you set up first in your scratch files? Do you have stuff sorted in a setting way to make working on the project easier?
I was def afraid of using lists until this tutorial.
thanks.
thank god you exist griffpatch your a legend.
this is amazing thanks to griffpatch i can let him figure out how to Mario in scratch
and then he can show me how to do it to. thanks griffpatch
wow this is so good! I really had absolutely NO idea how to make scrolling games with tiles! I cannot wait for part 3!
You are the greatest scratcher and RUclipsr of all times!!
Hahaha, I just changed 240 with 250 and I'm thinking that why are only half of the tiles in the CAMERA X scroll 1000 are visible!! 🤣😂
Hi, Griffpatch can you help me a bit?
Actually, I did a mix of episodes by mistake, so now I'm stuck. I did the code as your episode, but then the wooden tiles are almost covering the entire screen instead of a square grid..
Phew, now its fine.
13:30 oh nah it's the "out of bounds" section of every game 😨
Anyway, I've been watching your videos for SO LONG! I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL!!
Thanks so much!! I rally enjoyed making this and am working with your newer tutorials for this!!
This guy made my 2017 so much better back then
This is amazing! I know for a fact that this will help a *LOT* of people with their tile scrolling platformers.
griffpatch your my favourite scratch youtuber and I hope you keep up the great work!
griffpatch I love when you create projects
At first I had problems but after redoing it everything worked well in end thanks Griff
I just love to watch how things get to work as we expected😸 He plays with blocks!
I have seen so many scratch tutorial videos but no one explained the codes like this. And its so helpful....
Thank you griffpatch sir
Hope you reach 1m subs
FIRST TO SEE IT. Not view it, but saw it. :) I saw his account and then a second later it popped up. Nice video! I’m finally able to make a scrolling platformer, after years of trying to find websites! Thank you so much!
Hope you enjoyed it!
when you finish the code at 6:26 and click on the tile grid list it does look like 2 squares
very well done griffpatch :D
So entertaining, yet so useful! And the best scratcher sharing his knowledge?!? Impossible, but wait, IT IS!!!!!!!!!!!!!11 WE DON'T DESERVE YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Griffpatch=king of scratch
OH MY GOD this tutorial saved my life... thank you so much !
*Reporter:* What is beyond the universe?
*griffpatch:* *_BIG_*
I have a problem at 12:24 where even after applying the fix to stop looping on the x axis, it still loops and I tried a bunch such as switching variables, changing operators etc… Does anyone know a fix to this???
I love how you explain everything.
Man you have improved so much in both videos and coding you were still awesome even back then though
the way you explain it is magnificent
😄this is great that griffpatch is helping us code like him!
I love when you explain stuff its like iam getting secret information
yay second part!🥳 i really love your games btw! 😀
Wow, part 2 can fast! I am so excited for this series!
Thank you griffpatch! You are my almost favorit youtuber! :))
OMG! I love your tutorials, it is so simple and easy to follow!
me too!!
you really are a legend of scratch games :D , love your tutorials
the name griffpatch will never be forgotten ever❤
Thank you griffpatch for all these tutorials!
I love griffpatch's videos
15:11 , how did you delete the go to x:0 and y:0? DID YOU USE A KEYBOARD SHORTCUT?
This is absoulutly fabulous. You are amazing.