Hey there! This was going to be a new series called Makeshift, meaning that it won't be good enough to release, but it's good enough to play around with and test. Yes, I know. I said I was gone from Scratch for good. What I mean is that I might stop at any moment and my activity on Scratch is unpredictable. Anyway, I hope you like this fun Star Trek themed game (although glitchy). I've made it for mobile, so if you start pressing keyboard keys, who knows what'll happen! I can't test using a computer right now. Currently making edits to the project, so if something doesn't seem right, I'm sorry. Sadly, I am no longer updating this game. -----------Controls--------- Press around the ship to fly it Compass - Change camera views Red buttons: Phasers - Fire phasers, they don't do anything right now. Photons - Fire photon torpedos, they don't do anything either Cloak - Become invisible Shields - Raise shields, although there's nothing to shield yourself from Blue buttons: See map - Zoom out to see outward Scan ship - Zoom in on the ship to see detail and hear certain sounds on the ship. Purple buttons: Shuttle: Launch yourself in a shuttle while the main ship stays static until you come back. You have custom shields during this time. Probe - Launch a probe controlled by the now stationary ship, you have a limited range before you lose the probe. You also have custom shields while the probe is out. Yellow buttons: Stabilizers - While not thrusting, the ship stays stationary until you toggle the button off or thrust. Impulse and Warp 1-9 - Sets speeds, Impulse is minimum speed, Warp 1 is faster, Warp 2 is faster, ect. -------Known glitches-------- Cross-Galaxy Shuttle Bay: If you zoom out far enough when controlling a probe or in a shuttle, you can touch the main ship and turn into it. Extreme Hull Integrity: You can Warp into any object without taking damage. Crash Landing: The Enterprise can land. Sniper: If timed correctly, you can fire phasers or photons at faraway planets while zoomed out in map viewing. Interference: "See map" and "Scan ship" don't work when the camera is faced toward a planet.
