Ace Engine v1.2.1

Instructions

Introducing Ace Engine! Your newest case maker that anyone can use from almost any device. No need to install extra packages! How does it work? Ace Engine is powered by Scratch. Since Scratch is already available online it's not hard to build off of it with the tools they give us. It also makes editing code extremely easy since Scratch uses Blocks instead of confusing lines of code! How do I get started? There are two ways to make your own case. 1) Use Scratch & SheepTester's HTMLifier or 2) Use Turbowarp & Turbowarp Packager Use Scratch & SheepTester's HTMLifier 1) Go here and Select See Inside. Its the blue button above this box. 2) Select File>Save To Your Computer then wait a little. It should download an Ace Engine v1.2.1.sb3 on to your computer. 3) Create A New Project in Scratch For This Step go ahead and make an account if you haven't already. Then go to MyStuff and Select New Project. 4) Select File>Load From Your Computer then navigate to the Ace Engine.sb3 file. Packaging - Use SheepTester's HMTLifier Use Turbowarp & Turbowarp Packager 1) Go to the project on Scratch and copy the Project ID (Those numbers inside the link) 2) Go to Turbowarp and paste those numbers in the link box under the project viewer. Press Enter and it'll load the project. 3) Press See Inside at the top of the page. Packaging - Use https://packager.turbowarp.org/ Tip: Tip: Read the Comments in the Readme Sprite. Its actually helpful. Tip: FOR MY SAKE AND YOURS Please I beg of you to use Scratch Addons if you're using scratch. It makes your life soo much better. For starters it can put all of the project files in folders! Alternatively if you're using Turbowarp use their build of Scratch Addons by selecting the Addons button in the top menu. They're basically the same. Check the out here: (Scratch doesn't like it when people mention Scratch Addons on their site so just google it. It should be a chrome extension. If all else fails just use the link on the court record post.) https://forums.court-records.net/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=33593 https://turbowarp.org/addons You can now get sprites that are coded for you here: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/589137693/