Geometry Dash #2 | Platform Collisions | Scratch Tutorial

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In this 2nd episode of How to "Make Geometry Dash" in Scratch we learn to code Multi Level Platforms, support Gravity, handling collisions with the floor, ceiling, and walls, and covering how to avoid those unexpected Scratch glitches. #scratch #painteditor #platformer #jumping #collisions #scrolling #gameover

This tutorial is designed to be simple enough coding for beginners, but if you know Scratch, you'll also know that the "sky's the limit" for how far you can take this!

Scratch On guys!

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--------------Video Chapters--------------
0:00 Intro
1:09 Adding Platforms to the Level
3:21 Adding Gravity to a Scratch Sprite
5:19 Colliding with the floor
6:52 Custom Blocks & Run without Screen Refresh
8:29 The Main Game Loop
10:33 Adding back jumping
12:01 Stop the player jumping into the ceiling
14:31 Death by wall collision
16:10 Coding up the improved Move Out of Level Block
18:26 Multiple Ways to Die “Game Over”
20:22 Next Time

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HELPFUL TIP - If your player's first go to x: y: is too low, you can die immediately from colliding with the ground, just move them up a bit!

griffpatch

Hi the answer for your question on 20:01 is that Scratch works the blocks in the order they are placed. When the change x is moved above, it works before the change speed block and hence works

CoolPravalProgrammer

I don't really code on scratch anymore (i've moved on to more advanced stuff) but I still find griffpatch's tutorials interesting to watch! And I also like that he is now making a tutorial for my favorite game!

supergames-

10:22 "That looks aws-" Somebody needs to clip that 😂. I can't help it!

PixticGamesOfficial

I'm loving this. You're the best scratcher in the whole entire multiverse!

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nikolaospekov

hey griffpatch i know you probably wont see this but i was not very good or interested in scratch because i saw peoples cod like yours and i was super intimidated and i just love they way you teach and help me learn how to more with scratch i love your tutorials thanks so so much <3

Nevy

About the fix in the death when collide into a wall horizontally (timestamp 19:38), it fixes it more because since you were changing the x position last, then the player was moving left by 9 instead of 10, and for the last frame of that repeat 10 you moved right by 1, whereas when you did the fix, the player began moving left by 10 and ended on moving by nothing. That is why that happened.

Fimochi

This tutorial is so good! Keep up the good work!

rndom-here

I can't believe I'm watching this when it was posted just an hour ago. Our dedication for scratch is crazy lol

siya_the_boss

this helped me a lot thank you for your patient teaching and simple steps

Entity

Even though i code on PC I really appreciate how you included tips for mobile scratchers too! Amazing

redknight_

0:30 gotta be the coolest tutorial maker ever to make this. 🎉

IkeIllich

Hey Griffpatch - You should also make other features such as scrolling background (that's easy) and other gamemodes, such as the ship. As a person who plays GD for 8 years, I'm excited to see the rest of the series!

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