then for that small length, i’d suggest move all your checks into variables (method 2) if you havent done that yet. it’s an one-frame method
edit: nvm, you can use petrichor’s too
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Should I make ‘Liquid Minecraft’?
So basically, I made a drawing on hopscotch on my other account 894 Art called ‘Gru plays Liquid Minecraft’ and I thought: “I don’t even think liquid minecraft is a thing, so, why don’t I create it?!” What do you guys think?!
- Yeah! Make it
- Nah. Don’t do it
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@894ers (woah it’s been a while)
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whats that?
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But I was trying to make regular minecraft in hopscotch… How would liquid minecraft work? Is it 2d because that is way easier
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Lemme link the project it originated from that might make it easier…
And this one’s kinda related to it
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I have no idea 
maybe everything is liquid? It’ll probably just be something barely playable and like maybe just for fun?!
I dunno how to do 3D so uh it’ll be 2d probably
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No but it’s exciting seeing another one made
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I just did a little project management in my project template. I looked over all of my variables I created, and I removed those I no longer need. I also labeled some variables with symbols so it’s easier to find.
(Symbols like 
, 
, 
, etc.)
I also made a little optimization in the enemies, mostly related to storing values in “Active Enemies” (and everything still works as expected, and I was able to delete a couple of variables as a result).
- The optimization was I made it only store when cloned instead of continuously as long as it follows the conditions…
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anyone know how to make a group of items get gradually more invisible the closer they are to the center of the screen?
like, the farthest away are opaque, and the middle ones are invisible?
@CodeHelp
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First I think you would have to use the Pythagorean Theorem to work out the distance of the object, and then use the distance to find the invisibility percentage
Something like this:
distance = square root ((x position - ((device) width) / 2) ^ 2 + (y position - ((device) height) / 2) ^ 2)
And maybe a check if else distance < __
Set invisibility to __
Or something math-related with the distance variable and the invisibility block
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^^^
for something visual, i made a project here:
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Here’s a sneak peak at my #spooktober game! I’m still making some levels, it’ll be released soon!
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AHHH thats insane dude
super excited for the release!!
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Thanks, I might release it in 3-6 days :))
I’m also really excited for your Kahoot! game!
I might also be working on my diep.io tanks project, maybe I’ll create the Tri-Lord (Tri-angle + Overlord), something similar to the Octo Lord
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o.O wait lemme check that project again
edit: oh wow- im speechless 
that looks so unbeatable loll
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Yep I’m back this week. Thanks a lot for reporting these.
If you happen to have time, could you make bug reports for these? I think it should be ok to just mention the beta build in the app version, on the bug report. I think we probably won’t be able to get to these before the next release comes out, but we will do bug fixes afterwards.
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i’m only doing x position, so would that mean to just cut out the height stuff?
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i used height because the length of your and my editor are probably not the same
i don’t understand why you need to cut it off tho - xpos is related to width/height
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That’s easy.
Set invisibility to (100 - min(abs(self x - CENTER*))(100))
*CENTER = Width / 2
You can multiply (abs(self x - CENTER) by a value (vvv) to make it fade in smaller steps.
(200 / width) is perfect for this
Why 200 and not 100? Because (100 / (width / 2) = (200 / width) simplified.
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