u/Candid-Salamander842

▲ 57 r/scratch

Interactible Environment in my Game!

Ignore the lighting engine. The vines are a simple Verlet rope sim, and the water is spring node-based. I've done the water many times over; check my profile if you're interested, and I decided to add the Verlet rope sim after my last post, where I first made it. This game is very Animal Well-inspired if you couldn't tell lol, and yes, this is Scratch (TurboWarp specifically), but the water and vines are completely doable in normal Scratch. Once again, check my profile if you have doubts; I have a few posts on implementations using only base Scratch.

u/Candid-Salamander842 — 11 days ago
▲ 130 r/scratch

Rope Physics!

Made in about half an hour, just used the standard method of doing this. Player and Rope nodes are all circle colliders, all physics are math-based, and rendered in pen.

u/Candid-Salamander842 — 1 month ago
▲ 11 r/cubing

Sub 1 minute 2x2-4x4 relay

Original post

Rough Splits:

2x2: 3.52

3x3: 16.95

4x4: 32.58

Cubes:

2x2: Gan 251 M

3x3: Gan 12 M Pro

4x4: Moyu Aosu v7 DT

I have no idea why I'm disproportionately fast on 4x4 compared to my 3x3; it's weird.

u/Candid-Salamander842 — 3 months ago
▲ 27 r/scratch

Hows my menu lookin?

Just the inventory, I'm missing a bunch of the items/collectibles, but I have the general system working. Think it turned out ok.

u/Candid-Salamander842 — 3 months ago
▲ 68 r/scratch

Hows my game lookin?

Wata, temporary platforms, bounce platforms, pogo orbs, checkpoints, and a couple enemies. Pretty happy with the animations, progress is going pretty good.

u/Candid-Salamander842 — 4 months ago

Hows my Balatro style menus lookin? (Link in desc)

Felt inspired after playing Balatro and seeing its super dynamic and well made ui and made this in about 5 days.

Music was composed by my friend specifically for this project!

Project Link

u/Candid-Salamander842 — 5 months ago
▲ 4 r/Cubers

https://preview.redd.it/mrycyq78kdzg1.png?width=1170&format=png&auto=webp&s=26f6006382f163f297c34624ae7eb64da26d02bb

This has been a goal I've been trying to get ever since I started seriously practicing back in August 2025. I've never been that good at any event, atleast compared to top solvers, so getting a time like this feels sureal to me. It feels crazy that I used to average over 2 minutes just a few months ago to getting my first sub 30.

Of course, feel free to ask me anything! I love answering questions and talking about cubing in general!

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u/Candid-Salamander842 — 5 months ago