This is explanation of how graphics work, how the affect gameplay, and how they are vital to making a solid game.
What do graphics do?
First off, the best graphics (called smooth graphics) are designed to maybe make the game a little slower-but make it seem better running. Smooth graphics are great for projects with lag, just apply them and it will look improved.
How do I apply smooth graphics into my project?
There are quite a few options to make the graphics better. This one is probably the one I use most.
https://c.gethopscotch.com/p/105qbisakd
I put it in a Repeat Forever, but that’s not necessary.
Another way to make graphics look better is the Fade Effect. This fades an object in or out. Example here.
https://c.gethopscotch.com/p/105qbq9rr1
This may cut back the speed of the game, but the result is an amazingly smooth looking project.
Here is a side by side comparison of two objects-one performing smooth Code and the other not.
https://c.gethopscotch.com/p/105qbqmmkz
This is just invisibility percent.
Another comparison with a WIP and a featured project of mine.
https://c.gethopscotch.com/p/zf3lajcuc (Feature, not good graphics)
https://c.gethopscotch.com/p/105h2t93um (WIP, good graphics)
Which one is better?
- Feature
- WIP
0 voters
Disclaimer: Only the tutorial and shop work in the WIP
Is making smooth graphics hard?
No. It’s quite easy actually. The hard part is finding what fits your needs. I use it quite often when I have a lot of clones. It’s basically just slowing the game down a bit, but making it look good at the same time.