This was actually way more fun to watch than I though it would be, I wouldn't have minded one of these for Level Eaten

@griffpatch

Жыл бұрын

Yes - I could still make one of those if this one is successful enough! - I need everyone to click the love button and subscribe!!!

@Kirby_Super

Жыл бұрын

@SVT Streamings Im saying that it would have been cool to have a devlog for Level Eaten

@austencope

Жыл бұрын

@@griffpatch could you consider making episode 8 on 3D raycasting making you able to look up and down? Or maybe animated texture like you showed in the preview of episode 7? Or the reflections? If not thats okay, i know you are working on this loving your content worth the wait!

@Kirby_Super

Жыл бұрын

@@austencope Not to toot my own horn, but I actually made a video on how to do that on my channel

@walterbeckett9461

Жыл бұрын

@@griffpatch Uhh. Where did you get that exact tile sheet for cutting?

I just had to keep on reminding myself that this is scratch. As a programmer, I can tell you that this is very impressive. Can’t wait for the next episode. What other surprises can this man bring us? :)

@griffpatch

Жыл бұрын

Wow, thanks!

@tt_thoma

Жыл бұрын

No matter the tools you have, what matters is how do you use them to your advantage

@tt_thoma

Жыл бұрын

Opac3tyD is a good example of this

@Sammy8Cartoons

Жыл бұрын

Yes

@genesectloverefandmrglyre9498

Жыл бұрын

@@griffpatch can you make a series on how you made your 3D laser tag game

this video made me realize that, in some ways, scratch is more complex than other engines, even without the barrier of programming

@fefe177

Жыл бұрын

Scratch is more complex by making everything more complicated to make, yeah

@cakeeatingpirate

Жыл бұрын

@@fefe177 the irony that scratches simple code ends up becoming more complex in bigger projects

@fefe177

Жыл бұрын

@@cakeeatingpirate I mean logically, obviously

@legendgames128

6 ай бұрын

@@cakeeatingpirate It is ironic, but it makes complete sense. If you don't have many functions you can choose from, then chances are doing simple things will inevitably be complex. Consider the following flip jump program (flipjump is an esolang assembly language): 0x00: flip 0xFF; jump 0x10 //each instruction in this case is 16 bits total, and the numbers you see here are hex 0x10: flip 0xFF; jump 0x20 0x20: flip 0xFF; jump 0x30 0x30: flip 0xFF; jump 0x40 0x40: flip 0xFF; jump 0x50 0x50: flip 0xFF; jump 0x60 0x60: flip 0xFF; jump 0x00 0xF0: 0b0000000000000000 //this here is data that will be changed in this program Now, what kind of program is this? Why, it's constantly adding 1 to a 3 bit number, of course! The catch? You can't directly read a single bit of that 3 bit number, since there is no read instruction, without an external device. You'll have to get creative to figure out how to read that 3 bit number. You'll at least have to be okay with self modifying instructions.

This is so impressive Griffpatch, you continue to amaze everyone by coding the most advanced projects in scratch!

Griffpatch, I know you probably can’t see this, but I would totally love like, a full tutorial to this, I know it would be hard but this is just so cool! I personally think this probably took so long for you to do but I can say that it’s worth it in your end, because this is amazing!!! (Edit: He saw and commented back wow!)

@griffpatch

Жыл бұрын

It will be coming

@l0veh0und

Жыл бұрын

@@griffpatch Oh my gosh ok cool! I didn’t think you could see my comment so fast, thanks for the feedback! I can’t wait! ✨

You always upload the right tutorials at the right time! I tried to make an asteroids-style game, and only days later you uploaded how to make lemonoids, only to AGAIN be perfectly timed as right now I’m in the process of making an Undertale fangame, and you upload this! I didn’t use tiles because there were WAY too many of them, and instead just made each room an individual costume with other costumes linked to it for hitboxes. (I did use your sprite ordering tutorial for NPCs - thanks again for that!)

I'm so blown away! Not only did I think this was possible IN SCRATCH, but you can keep building on this concept? I am exited to see what you will do next!

Absolute Banger! I was trying to make an rpg and made the fight but didn't know how to do the map! I will watch this series until the very end!

I am so excited for the next episode! You're literally the best scratcher ever!

I can’t Wait for the full tutorial to come out!!! I am so exited to make my dream RPG world! A suggestion for the full tutorial, assuming that you don’t already plan on this, add links to the file downloads for the text,tiles,and props. Thank you so much for the effort you put into your videos!!!!!!!!

This is going to be so much fun! I can't wait for the tutorial, thank you for sharing your brilliant mind with the world!

Yes!!! I've been waiting for a tutorial on an RPG project! You truly are the best!

I’ve been looking forward to a griffpatch made rpg tutorial or games! Thank you so much!

Your tutorials are fantastic! Although I've been on scratch for over 4 years, your tutorials still teach me new stuff. Your tutorials are really easy for anyone to understand- making the code very customizable! A key part of tutorials is explaining why you need that piece of code, how it works, and the like. Some people will just sit there telling you what to do- but not why it works. Thank you for being such an influential scratcher. Please keep it up! Plus: I'm looking forward to a new tutorial past this- possibly a roguelike? ;)

@griffpatch

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for that, I really appreciate it :) - And yes, a roguelike is very much on the cards - in fact, this RPG could be used as a base for such a game too.

I just love how your tutorials allow us to better understand what happens in your games, our games, and everyone else’s games. Thank you so much for these epic tutorials.

@griffpatch

Жыл бұрын

I appreciate that!

This looks amazing! It is totally worth the wait for the actual tutorial series

I would've loved to see a Sonic-themed game but an RPG is just as good the moment I realized games like Earthbound or Undertale are essentially RPG games.

@hellow123

Жыл бұрын

someone on the r/scratch subreddit is recreating one of the sonic games in scratch and it looks really good so far

@WindowsDrawer

Жыл бұрын

Well, what did you think they were

I really like your videos they have helped me make many games. You are truly doing a good thing.

@griffpatch

Жыл бұрын

Glad you like them!

@carterstach6034

Жыл бұрын

@@griffpatch he is so true! You are amazing!

@annawong218

Жыл бұрын

@@griffpatch love your video!

Truly amazing! I'm excited about the top down movement as well, as I've been looking for that for my current project. Keep it up!

Awesome tutorial! I've always wanted to build my own RPG world full of Scratch stuff. Great work, griffpatch!

LOVE IT SOOOO MUCH! Thankyou For Making These Wonderful Vids :)

@griffpatch

Жыл бұрын

You're so welcome!

@1000_Ways_To_Fail_Chess

Жыл бұрын

@@griffpatch plz help splitting web no work for chrome

hey griffpatch thank you for always making my day! love your content

From what you got so far, I know the tutorial is going to be AWESOME. Can't wait for you to do the tutorial!

i always wanted you to make devlogs, glad to see my wish came true !! id LOVE to see more of this!

This is probably as close as a fully developed Indie game on Scratch as we can get. This seems like a thing done on a more complex Game Engine such as Unity , Unreal or Game Maker but this being on scratch is just... "unreal"

@aaaaaa-rr8xm

Жыл бұрын

you should make it 3D, there are platforms with stairs that head to higher or lower levels with random generation (example: caves)

@pavlolysan222

Жыл бұрын

Insert drum sound effect.

@ChuckSploder

Жыл бұрын

or godot

@ChuckSploder

Жыл бұрын

@@pavlolysan222 it's "ba-dum tss"

@pavlolysan222

Жыл бұрын

@@ChuckSploder Same thing.

This is amazing it’s so cool I’ll definitely use this in my later games

its nice how as soon as im done with your mario tutorials you upload something teaching how to use stamped costumes synonymously, just as im starting to work on something using the exact same method. perfect timing! i was about to go in blind and have a rough time

Super fun as always to watch, congrats. I may not make stuff on Scratch as much, but I still love seeing games and concepts that push Scratch to the limit's, stuff like the Super Mario Maker 3 or Kirby Dreamland 3 Maker, etc, entire Maker's within Scratch with level saving, entity ai, etc. It's amazing, thank you Griffpatch.

For a while, I have considered Griffpatch the creator of the most advanced Scratch projects. This tells me he definitely is now.

This looks amazing! Cheers me up for a new griffpatch upload

@davidrodriguesdesousa1697

Жыл бұрын

6:37

Holy smokes! I’ve wanted a RPGlike game tutorial for so long! Thanks a million Griffpatch!!

Can't wait till the recreating scratch in scratch but somehow better! amazing tutorial again, cant wait to see the finished result!

The entire tile selection looks great but there is a issue. In 12:16 when you were adding the house, the background of the tile was transparent but scratch changes the colour of the tile background as it is not getting overlayed. There can be two solutions for it either to design a layer system for the tiles or make the tile background for those tiles the nearest tile background as house can be placed in various instances. When I was trying to make this in a clone tile system, I failed to add a second layer or change the background but could accomplish this in the entity sprite, but with using pen instead of clone, I think it would be possible to try this. This can also be used to put multiple trees overlayed on top of each other etc.

@griffpatch

Жыл бұрын

If you saw right at the end, I scroll down and you can see the same house sprites and trees working with masking... How I did this will be explained in the next episode :D, but your insight is spot on.

i actually would like to see different enemies with passive abilities, like undead enemies that revive after a certain time and can only be defeated using specific items

Woah! This is exactly the thing I’ve been looking for! Great to see that this is getting its own series :]

I love these devlogs! I learn so much from them! Maybe even more than tutorials xD Keep it up! :D

You know Griffpatch, I would love to have a tutorial series about how to make a turn base rpg on scratch.

this is seriously amazing, it's kind of similar to rpg maker

@griffpatch

Жыл бұрын

Indeed, while coding the engine I have also referenced RPG maker at times (although I've never used it myself). It makes sense to check these things out as they might have some good ideas.

@dazcarrr

Жыл бұрын

@@griffpatch the way rpgmaker does npcs is also interesting, it may not be possible for it to go as in-depth here with the details but something similar would be neat

I love the fact that your 2d minecraft does not even feel like a scratch project

Really love the tutorial so much! And amazing Devlog series.

I would love to play this on my own free time! btw i would love to see a tutorial for a tower defence game, kinda like the bloons td series.

@JetfirePlayz8899

Жыл бұрын

Sorry I accidantly disliked I was going to like

@sorrypants31

Жыл бұрын

I agree too! But I want to see something like Pvz or like you said something in the Bloons series for a tower defense game.

@JetfirePlayz8899

Жыл бұрын

@@sorrypants31 I think you mean pvp not pvz

@pessskychaos4874

Жыл бұрын

@@JetfirePlayz8899 pvz is short for plants vs zombies

@JetfirePlayz8899

Жыл бұрын

@@pessskychaos4874 ohhhhhhhhh ok

I don’t even know where to begin on how crazy cool this is, it is so good I am certain that you can make a game that quality rivals with official Zelda games

I don’t even know where to begin on how crazy cool this is, it is so good I am certain that you can make the best games.

I cannot tell you how much I've needed this, I've been trying to make an RPG for months, but I could never find a tutorial that could actually help. Thanks!

@griffpatch

Жыл бұрын

I really hope this will work out well for everyone once we get going with the full tutorial :D

Wow, this is a lot of stuff. Firstly, the level editor already looks amazing. Can't wait for collisions, and later enemies to be added!

Dear lord I haven't touched Scratch in years, and I'm glad to see how well you're channel is doing.

Wow! This is amazing. When I thought of rpg, I thought of pokemon. I'm not a huge pokemon fan, but I know that pokemon is the first thing a lot of people think of when they think of an rpg.

i've been wanting to see a devlog-type video from you so bad, im so glad that you made one!

@griffpatch

Жыл бұрын

Yay! Thank you!

This series is so incredibly cool and I can’t wait for the next video!

OMG Soo excited. Thank you griffpatch!

This looks amazing. Your tutorials and videos are always great.

You are seriously taking scratch and turning it into gamemaker and have been for years now. You are insane.

so excited!!! editing top notch, please dont overwork yourself!

MAN, this is truly amazing, just seeing that this came from scratch is awesome!

@griffpatch

Жыл бұрын

Glad you like it!

So this is a Devlog?! Did not except that! But This is so cool! I've been waiting for this!

Even though I moved on from Scratch coding to JavaScript Its still entertaining to watch the tutorials. You made me invested into coding and I appreciate that griffpatch! You brought me through this journey.

@1exoticpatty

Жыл бұрын

my grammar is not that good i know

@griffpatch

Жыл бұрын

Mine either lol

Very excited to make this game!

@griffpatch

Жыл бұрын

Me too!!!

This tutor is one of the few that take instructions step by step, and interests me.

I hadn't realized how recent this video was, so I didn't want to get my hopes up for episode two, because I couldn't find it, lol. You are doing amazing, and I can't wait to play the game! Also I'm trying the same exact thing thanks to you. I can't figure out the neatly placed tiles, though. If you could show how to do that in the next vid, that would be amazing.

I really love your content and I respect all of the hard work you put into your games and videos!

I’m so excited! Another Griffpatch project to keep me entertained while I should be doing productive stuff. I can’t wait!

I am so Exited the wait was worth it 100x over thank you so much for posting this video

Keep up the amazing work! I can’t wait until It’s finally completed!

It is so exciting and shocking what you can do with scratch! great tutorial :D

Wow a ton of new things to learn! You are amazing Griffpatch ! We love you man…

@griffpatch

Жыл бұрын

More to come!

I'm really starting to like the process, not like I didn't before but this is just. "magnificent"

Hi, I tried to use the tile-scrolling platformer for my RPG idea. Great to see an dedicated RPG tutorial being in the making!

YES A TEXT ENGINE I NEED ONE OF THESE YOU CANNOT FATHOM HOW HAPPY I AM

Hi griffpatch! I started making a similar game 3 months ago. And I was really really surprised after I found this! It could help me so much on my game since I have already build up the base!

Very exciting This is gonna be an amazing series

Ahh. I would love if you made a few more devlog series, it's really joyful to watch you as such.

This is the best timing! I was starting work on an rpg!

This is awesome! I like the graphics and art so much.

A little bit late, but I have been waiting for this series for months! Thanks a lot.

This is really great! I'll definitely stick along for more videos!

Very excited! This looks awesome!

These pixel RPG games look incredible!

@griffpatch

Жыл бұрын

IKR... I love good pixel art

Wow, you're super! You're probably the best Scratcher in the universe! I'm excited for EVERYTHING! And how can we dislike something from you? I loved your Cilmb Hill Racing! It is even better than the original!

YAAAAAY!!!! IM SO HAPPY THAT YOU STARTED RPG TUTORIAL I WERE WAITING FOR IT!!! :)))

I really love this format of videos, I wish that you make more of them!

This guy is getting "Best begginer-friendly" prize soon

bro this looks fantastic, man you still always teach me new things and it gets my fingers wanting to code some on

@griffpatch

Жыл бұрын

Same here :D - Let's get Scratching!

When I first joined Scratch, I never thought there would be very cool scratcher, the griffpatch. Thanks for amazing tutorials!

@griffpatch

Жыл бұрын

hehe - Scratch is what we make it!

Yay griffpatch I really can't wait for the RPG tutorial your videos helped me learn how to be an expert on scratch RPG here we go. Thank you for making the RPG .

Oh my gosh! This is sooo good! I am excited about the next Dev log. Also, this is Scratch? Oh my, I am a programmer and this is impressive for a Block-based programming language. And you could make great pixel levels like that? It takes me 2 weeks. Then I have to use tiled.

HE FINALLY MADE IT!!!!! AAAAAAAAAAAAA!!! I actually am making on right now! Just having trouble changing scenes and controls… THATS WHERE YOU COME IN!

@CommanderAka

Жыл бұрын

I’m looking forward with what lies ahead

This is why I LOVE griffpatch... Really fun to watch this video

even though I no longer use scratch and have graduated to using fusion 2.5, these videos are still really entertaining and can even teach you stuff that works in other engines too! keep up the good work.

@griffpatch

Жыл бұрын

Glad you like them!

Honestly. It is one thing to make good games with coding. It is another to take a MINIMAL coding engine that is NO WHERE NEAR any of the modern engines we see today and STILL produce quality content. Consider me impressed

ooo very cool :) I'm so excited to see the full tutorial!

Your energy is that similar to Stampy and I love it, your tutorials are truly so fun

I love this! to the animation and art, so good! can't wait!

Hey griffpatch! I actually quit scratch a bit ago but remained subscribed to your channel because I still love some of the content you post. Its pretty funny that you uploaded this, because some time ago, I was planning to make an RPG on scratch with my friend but quit and moved to unity because Ithe tiling system I was using was very difficult and poorly optimized. This system you have made however is amazing and proves that anything is possible on scratch if you are clever enough! Hats off to you!

@griffpatch

Жыл бұрын

Awesome! Thank you!

It's so interesting to see what all you can achieve in scratch

YEEEEEES FOR SO LONG I HAVE WANTED A SCRATCH KZreadR TO UPLOAD THIS OMG THANKS SO MUUCCCHHHH I REALLY NEEDED THIS

Looks like a super fun tutorial series. It would be super cool to see some kind of ability system integrated into the game.

Cool!! Keep it up, I want you to make the full series!

Oh boy do I love devlogs, it's so interesting seeing the other side of games compared to the ones everyone else sees

Even if I don't plan on using Scratch again any time soon, there was so much useful insight on starting an rpg project that I can use for other engines.

Wow! i love devlogs, so happy griffpatch is doing them too now!