GAME LAB BUG THINGS!

Zeldaria · 2022-05-10T14:27:37+02:00

So, I am working on practicing my platformer-making skills and I coded a thing that when the player touches it, it turns the level up by 1; but for some reas...

Fluffypoopo

Zeldaria I am talking to ackvonhuelio

Zeldaria

ackvonhuelio

Fluffypoopo
what did I do

Fluffypoopo

ackvonhuelio the code website you said was good is
PAIN

ackvonhuelio

for real what did I do

ackvonhuelio

I helped someone, is that a crime now?
I don't recall saying that I wouldn't help anyone..

ackvonhuelio

Fluffypoopo
KA?
wdym

ackvonhuelio

heres a list of reasons why it's better than CDO:

runs much faster
you don't have to start/stop the program over and over again to get the newest edits
an error system that actually helps(it actually tells you where the error is most of the time)
ex: misspelled variable it will detect and prompt you about, CDO will give you a bunch of mumbo-jumbo
customized screen sizes
HTML and processing js
really good social aspect, 10000 times better than CDO, people actually have profiles and can talk to each other
public page doesn't just show recent programs, it shows voted up programs so you don't only get random trash
tons of really advanced programmers who make awesome games and are willing to help you out
lots of libraries made by users on KA
ex: octory 3D, deKhan, snail.js(slow neural network, but it works), etc.
contests with admin-monitored experience levels, so anyone can have a chance

and any more things that make it far superior to CDO

Zeldaria

sucks in breath Is this still about game lab or...?

ackvonhuelio

Zeldaria
most likely...

INTERNECION

Man why wasn't this forum made sooner. When I first came onto code.org, I had to teach myself with the additional lessons from the site itself.

Varrience

INTERNECION i mean p5 existed... also learning by yourself is also pretty fun especially when you don't need someone to guide you through it

ackvonhuelio

INTERNECION
tbh CDO lessons suck

KA lessons all the way

INTERNECION

Actually true tho. I saw that Khan Academy helped me a bit, I forgot to mention. However most of the stuff was just me alone

ackvonhuelio

trial+error is always the best way to learn

unless it's learning callbacks because I don't think there's any way to trial+error learning those

I tried using getKeyValue() a loooong time ago before I knew about callbacks and I had a really hard time

I can almost see myself staring at console.log(getKeyValue('test')); and screaming, "WHY WONT IT WORK"

INTERNECION

Oh no. Well I just code for fun so I wouldn't know the rage. I mean as they say

"If it broke, fix it or not your choice"

I don't think that is how the saying goes but adding my own twist to it is funnier

Varrience

lmao whenever i enter a new language i basically memorize error messages to instantly fix stupid errors i make it's really helpful especially in troubleshooting unless it's an logical error which could take hours but breakpoints and printouts usually fix it for me

INTERNECION

If you make code and it works perfectly the first time, that aint code, its GOD himself coming down to Earth and making a miracle happen. We can make the code function better, TRUST

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