@discobot display help
I currently know how to do the following things:
@discobot start {name-of-tutorial}
Starts an interactive tutorial just for you, in a personal message.
{name-of-tutorial}
can be one of:tutorial, advanced tutorial
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@discobot roll 2d6
3, 6
@discobot quote
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@discobot fortune
You may rely on it
aosth is the best yall are goobers for thinking otherwise
Scratch forums are worse makecode forums
Love It!
I also convert my anime to .fv
Update is delayed by one day
the earth is a donut hole
made this earthbound-like BG for fun
man, i rarely post on the forums
fortune
Hi! To find out what I can do, say @discobot display help
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@RobbyZero I heard you liked goats so I made this for you
reminds me of the balatro shaders
Its amazing but… I don’t understand anything about you’re code. My code is always so basic and looking like its from a tutorial. I only use very basic things in Makecode.
try hue shifting! as well as making colours darker and lighter, try shiftng the hues as well - darker tones more blue, and lighter tones more yellow (simulating how light works
you can see it in this van gogh painting where the darker shades of green are more blue and the ligher ones more yellow
same with the clouds lol
useful tool to generate hue, saturation and brightness shifts!
its actually really simple and mostly uses default blocks!
this code is for the wavy effect:
all it does is make a temporary image, gets a pixel color on the input image (usually the screen), and sets that color in the temporary image at a certain offset (using cos and sin give it the wavy effect) and then its drawn onto the output image! (either the bg image or just drawn somewhere)
then i use it to warp this image a few times and voila!
16 notifications?? And all of them are from here, nevermind
I love the variations in color! And its so cute with the hat and the sparkly eyes
Wow, he’s so fast he can make rainbows! This is so cool!