This is Step 2 of how to make Cats of All Lands! It has all the code that Step 1 has, and it also adds new features, such as dens, talking to cats, fur patterns, and more. This project is a version of Cats of All Lands that's way easier to remix. With this, you can get started with making your own game. And it doesn't have to be cats - it could be a game with dragons, dogs, wolves, you name it! You will notice that this game doesn't have all the features that Cats of All Lands has. That's why this is just starter code. There are also comments inside the project to explain some of the code. I hope you have fun making your game! You can just start with Step 2 -- you don't have to remix Step 1 first. But, if you want to see Step 1, it's here: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/416467370 FAQ: Q: What new features does Step 2 have? A: Step 2 has the code for these features: - Clicking on buttons to go into the dens - "Click options" that appear when you click on a cat. Right now, it shows you how to do "Talk" and "Select this Cat" - Customizing the pattern of a cat. I added a bunch of cat patterns, but if your game is "Turtles of all Lands," you can replace those cat costumes with a bunch of different turtle costumes! - Randomizing the appearance of a cat Q: What features does Step 1 have? A: Step 1 has these these things: - Adding cats to your Clan - Customizing their fur color, fur darkness, and name - Clicking on different cats to select them - Moving around with the arrow keys Step 2 still has all of these things. Q: Are there any other differences between this game and Cats of All Lands? A: Yup. Cats of All Lands has a lot of code, and I took out any code that wasn't necessary, and tried to simplify as much as possible, so that this will be easy to remix. Here are a few ways I simplified Cats of All Lands: - instead of a separate "change name" screen, I just made buttons for "change prefix," "change suffix," and "random name." - instead of having fur color tiles that the player can click on, I used sliders to control the fur color and fur darkness. This is way simpler to code <blore_080
