@mikeschmidt3691

As a retired electrical engineer (automated test) who has been coding for the last 50 years I have gone through the learning curve of becoming productive in a new programming language multiple times. My approach has always been to read the books to learn the syntax and then write code to reinforce what you learn. That approach always worked in the past, but, didn't help me as much with Scratch.

My grandson and I have been getting together once or twice a week for over a year to develop our Scratch skills. Your video approach has allowed us to learn more about productive Scratch coding in the last 3 months than all we did in the previous year. You have a gift for explaining complex graphics concepts in terms that your followers can understand and adapt as we experiment with your code.

The last thing I would like to say, and the reason I submitted this comment (which, by the way, I have never done in my life - I'm not a social media person) is thank you for going through the Scratch learning curve and saving me the countless hours of trial and error you spent developing the RPG series. I want you to know I understand and truly appreciate the effort you put into producing your game series. You should feel good knowing how much you are contributing to the positive development of a whole generation of Scratchers. I'll be seeing my Grandson at dinner tonight - can't wait to tell him episode 6 is out. Thanks, Mike

@veryshycat

Great series! I’m surprised that in such a short amount of time we’ve gone from a laggy blank field to a whole world builder, and when we eventually add other mechanics, it’s going to be insanely cool!

@MrLochnload

It's all starting to come together! Really amazing how much can done with smart programming in Scratch. I think this series has already added so much to the Scratch coding base and serve as a launching point to what is possible. Kind of like a library. Once people understand certain coding concepts, I fully expect the level of Scratch projects to steadily increase as more creators share fully thought out well designed concepts. The map/level creator is something so necessary for large immersive worlds that unless you had some skill in another program would be impossible for most scratchers. Thanks again for this awesome series!

@Lukaka_kaka

Thank you, my coding has gotten smoother and you inspired me over a year ago. You also helped encouraged me to continue making games while no one liked or really played my games.

@vijayakathe7898

Your tutorials are always wonderful, and encourage millions of scratchers to code. The way you explain complex content in a fun way is also a reason that makes your videos a must watch.

@Scratch3.0Tutorials

Woooooooooooo!!!! I hit 1k views on my first video and I got inspired to make videos by you! I just wanted to say thank you! ♥

@Jachii9

oh my god i cannot BELIEVE how hard coding the layer 3 stamping was! i just almost couldnt figure it out, it seriously takes a genius to do that!

@s1rk1ng25

i got mad cause this was member only for like 4 days, 100% worth the wait, this game is becoming amazing! i found your channel a month ago, and cannot stop watching your videos. Your probably one of my favorite youtubers now, keep up the great work!!!

@ianfarquharson2933

I completed layer 3 scripts by myself exactly how u did it
awesome toutorial, cant wait for Part 7!
keep up the amazing work

@writethatdown100

From your tutorials I'm learning so many neat programming tricks!, useful in, and outside of scratch. Like for instance this one, 17:08, just a bit of simple math instead of having to do an entire if else statment. It would be cool if you could create a small compilation of a lot of the simple programming tricks

@kplays_6000

Hello Griffpatch! Thank you for this series! I am following along in a unique way - not by using scratch, but by building my own game engine using OpenGL and implementing your game logic in order to build the engine

@case18capcut

When I first started Scratch, I always wanted to be like you, and with your tutorials, I now know what it's like to be a professional Scratcher like you :D Thanks for all your tutorials, they really helped me out.

@darkergen

At first I did not know scratch games could be this advanced, After I started coding with your tutorials I found out how hard it really is

@syvitality

You honestly deserve more viewers, like, and subscribers. Keep up the amazing tutorials.

@tahataseenocean8300

This is probably the best episode of the series so far!

@smg5962

a very nice tutorial as always , can't expect less from griffpatch our favorite scratch youtuber.I've been watching your videos for 3 years, and your content has improved more and more over the years.What do we know?Maybe one day we'll learn how to make a 3d game on scratch.Keep it on!

@BobChess

This is fantastic code! That is amazing that we can make tile at different layer. I thought it is impossible all along.

@foram0206

Love This Series!
My son has been working on it for the past 2 days and he is LOVING it!!!

@Isakube

One concept I would love to see you tackle in a sort of side tutorial (scratch backpack essentials?) is customizable keybinds for games. We got a small taste of this sort of system when designing our Mario platformer, but we never built upon it past defining variables for certain keys.

I’ve already attempted to create a system for this, and it all works well except for changing the keybinds in-game, and i just had an idea for a fix. Alas, ‘tis late, so here’s to a tomorrow of possibilities :D

@caldrenate

Well, I managed to do the Layer 3 scripts! Turns out a long time of watching Griffpatch videos and learning was really helpful!
Thanks Griffpatch!