when green flag clicked
forever
change x by (<key [right arrow((4) * (0)) v] pressed?> - (0))
end

when green flag clicked
forever
play sound [IMAGINE DRAGONS! ] until done
end

arandomperson2727 wrote:

hey, i was wondering something.
could we make cloud variables… but their lists?
like a cloud list?

TheCoolGuy233 wrote:

I need help making wall jumping in my platformer, Can anyone help me?

If you do and it works I will add you to my studio and follow you!

TheCoolGuy233 wrote:

I need help making wall jumping in my platformer, Can anyone help me?

If you do and it works I will add you to my studio and follow you!

when this follow clicked
say [please follow me i an trying to rech 50 followers so please]
set pen color to [see you later]

AKshaggysurfer wrote:

when this follow clicked
say [please follow me i an trying to rech 50 followers so please]
set pen color to [see you later]

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lotofgame wrote:

https://scratch-mit-edu.ezproxyberklee.flo.org/projects/719385447/ Underrated Project

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