r/scratch

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Technical Scratch now is just an AI wasteland, if not completely dead.

Technical Scratch used to be full of young, knowledgeable, and truly great coders who put countless hours and human effort into their craft, but now, I'm seeing more technical Scratch projects being made with AI. There's nothing wrong with using AI to answer difficult/confusing questions; I myself have done that to learn and better understand the complex things I do now. But, when you have it write/generate your entire Scratch project, that's when you automatically, and immediately lose my respect. I miss having actually great human-made projects to look up to.

Technical Scratch was like a garden of naturally beautiful plants of all kinds. Now, it's full of synthetic, and mechanical fake plants with no life.

An AI Scratch project is a sorry a** excuse for a Scratch project.

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u/VirusLarge — 10 days ago
▲ 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 — 10 days ago
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The Scratch Team finally gave me a copy of all my old projects and data!

u/46009361 — 10 days ago

The Amazing Digital Circus: Intro (short clip)

Im a solo animator..pls be patient when wanting updates..thx!

u/DramaticSeat9043 — 10 days ago
▲ 18 r/scratch+1 crossposts

Isometric Mario Kart

So ive been making a Isometric Mario Kart in Scratch its VERY EARLY in development here's a video of the game.

u/Lewiscraft12345 — 10 days ago