So, lately, I've been making a lot of friendship bracelets. It's a nice way to relieve stress, and I like coming up with cool designs. It occurred to me that if I wanted to have a way to visualize new designs before I make an entire bracelet, I could make a scratch project! Each design you can make in this game is a completely legitimate design that you can make in real life. I'm currently working on a project that teaches you how to make the bracelet you designed :D Instructions and hidden features: Click the green flag Click the screen Click on four colors If you don't like one of the colors you picked, click the color again (The one that materializes in the air). After you have four colors you like, click the screen. Click and drag the strings to arrange them Click done when you like your arrangement Click the knots to change their color. If a knot doesn't change color, that's because the knot is made of two strings of the same color. If you click the straight threads peeking out from under the big knot, all the knots that the string is in will light up (That means that all the knots that lit up can be the color of that string). If you want to rearrange your strings, hover your mouse over the strings in the bottom left corner, and click them. If you want to pick new colors, hover your mouse over the colors in the bottom right color and click them. when you're done designing, press done. Click the hand to change the skin color Click the background to change the background color If you want the save code to come back, press any key, or click the bottom left corner. If you want to save your code, double click it, then hold down the ctrl (or command if you're on an apple computer) key, then press C. On a word document, or somewhere else safe, do ctrl+v If you want to redesign your bracelet, click the green flag, and when you get to it, click the 'load code' button, and put in your code. Go ahead and put your best design in the comments! If I really like it, I'll feature it :) Featured designs: aabbccdd03110311vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvo aabbccddblblwhwhvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvo by @wolfisfu dbaccabdblwh11blvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvo by @-CrystalKeepsCool- aabbccdd1110whwhvvvue7jhgufvvvv7jpsuf7o by Credits: all code by me I used 's tutorial for the wood design. Notes (Mostly me rambling about nerd stuff): I am so proud of this! I worked so hard on this. I think it's the most complex project I've done. The save code was super fun to code. The first four digits record the arrangement of the strings. The second four digits record the colors picked. The rest of the save code is the part I'm super proud of. Each knot has two states. It's either showing the color from the left side of it, or the right side of it. That means, I can represent it with 1s and 0s. And 1s and 0s are binary! SO what I did, is I took the list that has the binary values for each knot, (that list is called knot colors in case you're interested), and I translated that number into base 32! That let me shorten it from 112 characters to 23. I'm so proud of that. Rendering the bracelet for the end screen was tricky. I wrote the code without testing it, so there were a bunch of glitches to iron out. Wow, thanks for reading this far! I feel like I should tell you to put something funny in the comments to confuse people who haven't read this far. Hmm... Oh I know! You should randomly put your favorite food in the comments. Don't explain why you're saying it, just mention your favorite food. Bonus points if you make the comment excessively confusing. hehehe
