CreateACharacter_Concept

BEBelleRae99•Created August 13, 2015

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Instructions

- Customize "Bob the Blob" by clicking on the different color swatches. - Switch between Gender, Skin Color, Hair Color, and Hair Style using the arrow buttons at the bottom of the selection panel. - Click the green FLAG to randomize your character's look.

Notes & Credits

## This project contains rather sloppy code. I'm currently in the process of re-writing the entire thing. For this reason, I'm not going to add any more comments in the code for Remixers. It's all going to be redone anyways. ## This is a test concept for parts of the character customization aspect of my Work-In-Progress life simulator game. I will update this concept as I update my game's mechanics. Feel free to use this concept as a base for dress-up games. Happy coding! ~ --------------------------------------- *VERSION 2.0* For the sake of neatness and concept simplicity, the Save and Load features have been removed from this project and will appear and their own concepts entirely. For the moment, this is the completed concept. --------------------------------------- *VERSION 1.21* - Added Male, Female, and Nonbinary genders. - Added new hair styles. - Fine-tuned and fixed other bugs. *IMPORTANT (Fixed 8/11/15)* As of this last update, the save function is currently broken while I work to implement the new features into the save code. Thank-you for your understanding. --------------------------------------- *VERSION 1.2001* - Fixed a problem where hair swatches disappear after selecting "Return". --------------------------------------- *VERSION 1.2* - "save" Feature now generates a save code allowing the player to re-load their character later. - "load" Feature allows previously generated characters to be loaded into the game. - Additional project notes and functionality added. --------------------------------------- *VERSION 1.001* - New "save" concept to save your character's settings. --------------------------------------- All the code in this work was written by me. Feel free to use any of this work in your own projects. I'd be thankful if you linked back to the original project you borrowed code from if you do, but it's not entirely necessary. -BelleRae99-

Project Details

Project ID72971770

CreatedAugust 13, 2015

Last ModifiedSeptember 20, 2016

SharedAugust 13, 2015

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