Make an Open World Game/ RPG in Scratch | Tutorial 

First and its probably gonna be a chosen character

Its gonna be a axolotl

If I ever make it, it will be my OC

Isabela Madrigal

A cat

What’s her scratch account called?

@@tidodola7400 @Zinnea

@@HapxDev that’s this channel, someone said “on here and the scratch channel”. I want to know the other channel because it will probably have more content

@@tidodola7400 the scratch account name is @Zinnea

Lol same

Yeah IKR, Griffpatch is overrated, Zinnea better!

@@youerag Bro what. Griff Patch is not overrated, Zinnea only makes simple tutorials whilst Griffpatch makes advanced tutorials.

@@youerag Both are good.

Thats what I love about her videos. Griffpatchs' tutorials are complex and long, but Zienna's are short, sweet, and simple!

@@eashiq_alqitat That was me 1 year ago, while I do think Griffpatch isn't overrated, Zinnea and Griffpatch excel in east they do, GriffPatch is more about advanced tutorials while Zinnea does simple tutorials, but Zinnea is more for people super new to scratch who want to get a simple understanding of it. My original comment still stands, just respect to both sides.

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Oh I'm so happy it helped - I was really hoping it would be easily customizable, so this made me really happy to read!

good 4 u,before i had no clue how to make a open world but now i do

Thats exactly what i do

Oh I'm so glad the tutorial helped!

@@Zinnea so when i saw this project it was good but when i noticed the walk mechanic was really buggy and just looks like its lagging you could make a (variable) and name them y velocity and x velocity then get the change y and change x from the motion tab then get a set x vel and y vel and put them to the speed you want with the number put the reporter x vel and y then put the x vel variable with the change x and put the y vel on the change y then get the green flag hat block get a forever block then put the green flag hat on the forever then put in the change x and y in the forever block then put the change x and y vel on beneath on the x and y and get a (if then block) and get a (key pressed) then put it on the if then block and copy it put i down in the forever right next beneath to the other if then key pressed then repeat that two times and put the key press up down left and right then go in the if key pressed up get your x change x vel then put it inside the if key press up and put the value on the x vel of any number but it has to be positive then do it to the same as the up arrow but down and make the value negative then do the same as the right arrow with the x vel and it has to be positive value then do the same as those keys but in the left you have to make the value negative if you need help understanding just tell me

Yay, I'm glad it helped!

Oh, I'm so happy to hear it!

Same!

Oh I'm so glad!😃 scratch on!

I know you probably dont want the answer anymore lol, but, there are tons and tons of collision tutorials on youtube. Hope it helps.

OK, here's what I recommend trying: make sure your tree sprite has a border around the edges of the costume, like the blob sprite does. Then, also make sure that you give the tree sprite the exact same arrow keys code as the blob sprite and the Map sprite. Try doing that, and let me know how that goes!

Good question - yup, it's possible to make them textured! I made this project as an example for you that shows an open world game with a more detailed map: scratch.mit.edu/projects/705322817/ let me know if that answers your question! You can draw/upload as complicated a picture as you'd like to be the map.