https://youtu.be/wx32eJ1U_vQ

No joke, this is actual gameplay! :D

Working on the UI. 👍

DISCLAIMER: This is not an official feature and is not endorsed or sponsored by any official hyperPad associates. I created this as a tool for everyone to use freely.

I have successfully created a web application that can mod your hyperPad project to your heart's content! Although it is still in development, I would like to announce it to the community early so you guys get to try out this new tool!

And yes, you can add and remove user-generated plugins from your hyperPad project using this software. That means you can copy behaviors, objects and assets from one project and port it over to other projects - a feature that users have asked for a while!

You can try out the plugin feature directly in your browser without downloads:

Feel free to share your plugins here! Please try not to post plugins anywhere else on the forums!

http://bit.ly/2T4ByP3

:D
I fixed it! Copy the link and paste it on safari if it doesn't open up here. @JiiS

https://youtu.be/WXtrkSj96xs

Been working on it for a week, it's almost done! :D

Instead of using multiple timers, use a single timer that broadcasts a message each interval. This will work, assuming all the timers you intention to have use the same interval duration.

https://youtu.be/OSv0qDWId_c

@Saman

The Add to Score behavior doesn't output a number. It outputs an Object ID, which is a string. Object IDs references an object in the scene.

Performing math operations with a string will treat it as 0. hyperPad doesn't throw an error when this happens.

Eg. "cat" + 3 = 3 => 0 + 3 = 3

If you want to get the score value after executing the Add to Score behavior, use Get Label. This behavior will read the contents of a text and not just give the object ID.

The output of behaviors will automatically convert to numbers to perform math operations on.

https://youtu.be/BrvgDTws9AU

New update is looking slick already. ;)

https://youtu.be/EYN0baGMo2g

@Audrey Ghost
I wasn't kidding when I said I wanted to remake "The Wave." :)

@aPaperWeight They meant programming language. Since you want to make a social media that is compatible with hyperPad, you'd want to use the javascript programming language to set up a Node.js server.

PHP is nice too, but node.js seems easier.

Awesome!

Yeah, there's no professional 3D modeling software on mobile as far as I know. I had to use a computer to make somewhat decent 3D models, which kinda defeats the purpose of hyperPad of making it as easy as possible to make games.

Not saying it's impossible - the hyperPad developers are skilled and talented. It's just a far-fetched feature.

The developers actually have already considered this and their response was that they don't plan on making a 3D workflow anytime soon - not only it is hard (like you said) but it is also rough on the user experience. This would be the same reason why Blender isn't on mobile: it's significantly harder for the users to navigate around a 3D environment just by touchscreen.

You can take a look at HypeHype for example, a 3D game building app on mobile, the user interface was extremely cluttered and you were very limited in what you can do - customizability was sacrificed for performance.

If you guys want to import the hypeTokens plugin and use it in your projects, here is documentation on it!

@aPaperWeight When enough of your projects have been approved by the community, your account will no longer be in probation.

As long as you don't violate any guidelines, your account will be good to go!

@Jack8680 So far I don't think anything happens when having multiple of the same behavior name - it just works. Each behavior has a unique ID of their own, so having behaviors with the same name shouldn't cause any issues.

I guess the problem is when you're selecting a behavior by its name, you won't know which behavior is which. 🤷‍♂️

But once your account has been approved for, your account will no longer be in probation and publishing future projects will happen instantly.

it depends on the community. Users play projects under review and vote whether it should belong to the hub or not