Java_Programmer https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/217766671/ This is an alternate account of Java_Programmer. (I just shared this so it counts as a "remix" for the contest.)
=== INSTRUCTIONS === Basic instructions are given in the project. Press H to show/hide a guide and press space to switch slides. Press M to mute/unmute the music (I've made enough buttons). To switch to the level editor, hover your mouse over the bottom-left corner and click on the button that slides up. You can scroll around in the level editor just by clicking and dragging the background with your mouse. If you have any questions/concerns/level codes, feel free to comment below! === TIPS and other stuff I forgot to mention === - Jump off a corner of the jello to jump higher, and jump at the right time after landing to go even higher/farther than before. On the other hand, jumping when the jello is perfectly flat on the ground allows for a short, spinning jump. - For green gravity platforms, move over the round edge slowly to get to the other side (you have to touch the platform for the gravity to start affecting you in that direction). - If a level is too hard, don't skip it quite yet. Try modifying it in the level editor to make it a little bit easier. ;) - To move one platform's edge that is locked onto another, click on that platform first and then drag the edge. - Another way to change a platform's type (not mentioned in the help section) is by dragging one platform onto another. - If you can't post your level code because Scratch doesn't like it, look for any cases where there is an "f" and then a "u" and replace one of the two letters with a "_" or something. === CREDITS === Music: Vexento "Let's Run Away", 2015 (I don't really know what music goes well with games, but this sounded decent with it, and plenty of people use Vexento's music. You can mute it if need be.) Graphics: Gravit Designer (Online) Coding: 100% by me (inspired by @eRKSToCK's Object Physics and my two Rolling on Slopes) Thanks to for one of the level designs. If you're going to remix this, please give credit. Of course, if you remixed this on the spot, you probably didn't read the Notes and Credits, so... not much I can really do about that. === NOTES === So... after a month of working on this (on and off), here it is! This is probably the biggest project I've ever made on Scratch, and the closest to a legitimate game. It even has MUSIC for once! :D Thanks to my followers and everyone who has supported me on Scratch. I've had a great time learning and trying new things, and you guys have been so appreciative of even the small things I make. My time on Scratch isn't over yet, but this project is one of the last things I wanted to finish, and I'm excited and relieved to finally share it. :)
