Cleaner & less laggy version: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1287967209/ (Also mobile-friendly!) Are you sure you want to play this version? The one above is much better. REALLY sure? Oh, fine. But it's your loss, really. ~TABLE OF CONTENTS~ ✿ Controls/Navigation ✿ Possible glitches ✿ Why this is special ✿ Future Updates (about the writing limit [see Controls/Navigation]) ✿ Remixing + What you can copy/get inspired from. - Controls/Navigation - Step 1: Click the card to change its color. It has 25 different colors, ranging from blue to brown, and includes a red-purple blend that has four different ways of showing. When you're done, click anywhere else. Step 2: Click the card to write down...well, whatever you want to write down. Step 3 & 4: Add a sticker! You can drag it around and use the arrow keys to switch sticker. This is also an ideal moment to save your card by clicking the 'save' button, so that, if you come back to this project, you'll have your card! (Note that even if you're on another step, you can click 'save,' as it will save your progress, and you will be able to continue.) - Possible glitches - Sticker may not appear. - Why this is special - There are two things. The save code - not very special, perhaps simply uncommon - and the writing ability. Other card creators simply deliver options. But this lets you write down whatever you like! However, be warned - the text engine is made of clones, so it cannot write more than 300 characters. (See "Future Updates" for more!) - Future Updates - New customize-n-write card game with unlimited writing New system that tells you when you pass your 300 character limit. - Remixing - You can remix, but you have to change things. For instance, add more card colors, or make the writing cooler using the special effects; anything, really. I just don't support exact-copy remixes. - Taking/getting inspired by stuff - Take anything you want. Put it in your backpack, get inspired, I don't mind. BUT YOU HAVE TO GIVE ME CREDIT. One exception: Are you using the text engine? In this case, give @Will_Wam some credit too. Note that you must also give me some credit, for adapting it and introducing it to you.
CREDITS @Unknown_Coder_456 (me): Assumes credit for everything and anything in this project other than what is below, whether coding, art, or simply the idea to make this. Percentage: 70% credit : Did the basics of the text engine. Although he did do a lot, it was hard for me to adapt it for this project, so I give him 20% credit for this. Percentage: 20% credit : Did the stickers!! Percentage: 5% credit : Did the loading code. Also one of my favorite scratchers! Percentage: 5% credit
