Welcome everybody to a new project! This is a 100% Pen 3D Platformer that YOU can use to make your own games! Please note, this is NOT a raycaster. A raycaster sends 'rays' from the player that allows the computer to draw the walls in high resolution with Pen. This project does not use raycasting, instead it uses trigonometry to control the camera and list-based collisions to detect if there is a wall in front of the player. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Controls: - Use WASD to control the player - Press SPACE to jump - Use the arrow keys to turn the camera - No mobile controls in this engine, sorry - This also uses 1340 blocks, which is a personal record of mine ------------------------------------------------------------------------- HOW TO USE: 1. To use this, you can choose between remixing, downloading, or simply backpacking the sprite called "Platformer." 2. To create a level, drag one of the "Level_Design" blocks with four inputs. For the first three inputs, add the X, Y and Z positions, and add the type of level you want in the fourth input (choose between 'Platform,' 'Lava,' 'Trampoline,' and 'End.' 3. Please note that each 'block' is a cube with a side length of 100 units, so if you want to put cubes next to each other, make sure at least one of the inputs are 100 more or less. 4. If you want to create a moving platform, grab a 'Create_MovingPlatform' custom block with seven inputs. For the first three, add the starting X, Y and Z positions. For the next three, add the ending X, Y and Z positions. The following input describes the speed of the platforms, and then add the type of block you want. 5. Remix the project so others can enjoy your beautiful level creations! ------------------------------------------------------------------------- CREDITS: - Original engine by @k0stya, I modified it by making the player movement much more smoother, adding moving platforms, and adding the 3D tri filler. - @TheLogFather for the fastest 3D tri filler - Me for everything else!
