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Since there is a feature that removes variables that are no longer needed in the script or accidentally created, can we do the same for broadcasts? There are many times where I end up making a broadcast that I no longer need because there is usually a better method.
Thank you.
@info-creaticode How strict is this AI moderation system? The new game I’m making (remastering my old Undertale game) will contain minor gore visuals that isn’t suitable for <13 of age but is for >13.
(Also, the original Undertale is E10+ for its maturity rating, and I’m adapting to the style of it)
Can you try this?
In the top right dropdown, select “Profile”, then scroll down, and turn on this option (right below the theme color settings):
What’s the project URL? We will check it for you.
Yes. You can appeal or directly email to info@creaticode.com with the project URL and version number that’s rejected.
@info-creaticode @dezz-nuts If they’re saying they want the ring invisible, they can use the ghost function to make it invisible while still making the “touching sprite” function work.
@dezz-nuts What you an do is use a variable instead of the built-in clone ID system.
For example:
set [variable] to 0;
repeat [number] times {
change [variable] by 1;
create clone of myself;
}
Afterwards, you can say:
when I start as clone {
if ([var] = 1) {
[action]
} else if ([var] = 2) {
[action]
} …
}
and so on
If you don’t understand I can simplify it
@dezz-nuts Use an extra sprite to detect if the one you want to keep in the area is touching it.
For example:
if [sprite] is touching [object] {
go to x, y
// stop all movement code
}
@info-creaticode Assuming the AI gets a project filtered wrong during the review process, can they contact creaticode for personal review?
