How Can I Make the Animatronic Move?

[SHLBFFS123]

I’m making a FNAF map for my sister (I won’t be publishing it), and I made the animatronic out of a bunch of props. Anyway, instead of making all of those props move, I built a bunch of copies of the animatronic throughout the map and covered them with leaves. My idea is that only one of those pile of leaves will be hidden at a time, so the animatronic will only be at one place at a time.

How can I code it so that the animatronic will move to adjacent “positions” randomly in a random time interval (preferably with a range of 5-30 seconds)

[Haiasi]

[ ] The Ultimate Guide To FNAF 1!

Please read the Wiki Editing Rules at the bottom before editing. Intro: Many people have been asking for FNAF map ideas so I thought, why not make The Ultimate Guide To FNAF? Note: This guide uses wires, channels , scope , and blocks . (If you don’t know what they mean, click the highlighted-blue link, it’ll take you to some guides.)

Guide Warnings

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[SHLBFFS123]

I think I’ve looked at your guide before! It’s really helpful but I’m a bit unsure about the blocks and coding and how it just works in general. I’m not sure what to use the blocks on, and the function of a trigger, cycle, etc…

[Coolcaden26]

how exactly will your game work? are there multiple animatronics??

[Haiasi]

These guides should help

The journey of block code: a in-depth guide on block code! The introduction

Hello everyone! This will be a long series type of thing all about block code. I will make multiple guides with each chapter in them. Each chapter will be a part of a section, and in every chapter there will be lessons. Many guides have so far been made for block code in GKC, but none have been completed. For this fact, I have made this new one. Anyone who wants to help will be able to as I will always ask for sugestions, and I will make each post a wiki. WARNING If you decided to edit one of …

Journey of block code: Section 1, Chapter 2: essentials

Welcome back everyone, to the second Chapter of the Journey of block code! Lesson 1: comment time! Today I will be teaching some important things to start off coding. First, I’d like to talk about comments! Comments are used to explain code and are useful for remembering the point of a specific ggame mechanism. Here’s how one looks in Python: # This is a comment! Simple, right? Well, yes they’re. Something to remember is that comments are ignored by the computer, and therefore, have no effect…

Essence of Block Code: An Introduction to the Interface

This is a wiki guide. That means that anyone can edit it. Feel free to add to this guide as long as it contributes to the guide. Introduction I just want to thank everybody who has ever helped me understand block code, such as, but not restricted to @Blackhole927, @getrithekd, and @ClicClac. The Chapters: These are the chapters for “Essence of Block Code”. Chapter 1: An Introduction to the Interface ← Current guide Chapter 2: Mathematics and Basics of the Essentials Chapter 3: An Introductio…

[ ] The Ultimate Guide to Blocks!

A sequel to the Ultimate Guide For Every Device…see [ ] The Ultimate Guide To Every Device Part 1! May be merged into the Ultimate Guide for Everything. Part 4 of the “TUG” Series. Note: You may see some users mention transmissions, channels, etc. If you don’t know what that is, look at this guide. Blocks. Block Coding is what any advanced game needs to create mechanics. This guide will tell you what each block does, and which devices will be compatible with blocks! The Basics: This is wh…

Logic Gates in Blocks in Gimkit Creative! (Difficulty ) (And gate, or gate, nor gate, etc.)

Blocks Warning: This guide has excessive use of blocks. Welcome to my latest (and first in a long time) GKC guide! In this guide, I’ll be going through the six basic logic gates in electronics and coding, and explaining how to create each of them with block code in Gimkit Creative to compare two true/false properties. Table of contents: Intro Table of contents How these explanations will work AND gate OR gate XOR gate NAND gate NOR gate XNOR gate Conclusion How these explanations w…

Essence of Block Code: An Introduction to Variables and Logic

Introduction: Welcome back! In the last chapter of Essence of Block Code We worked with the “math” section of the block code section and used the activity feed block. Variables are pretty important. Although they can be overshadowed by properties (which we will work with in the next chapter), we should still remember to use them. Logic crates are crazy useful. If you don’t know what I mean, variables and properties have almost no use without them! That’s why I’ll be teaching you how to use log…

An intro to blocks | TUTORIAL | Difficulty:

So you want to code in gimkit? This is a tutorial that will try give you a good introduction to the subject! First steps Only some devices can run code. Some examples of this are the trigger and text object. For now, we’ll use triggers, so go ahead and place one down. When you click on it, will be two tabs on the left: Options and Blocks. Click Blocks! [image] Next, click “When triggered”, under create new block. This makes a place where we can write code. The code will run when the trigger …

[SHLBFFS123]

Hopefully, but currently, I’m trying to make just one work

[Coolcaden26]

also, welcome to the forums!
go check out other posts!

[SHLBFFS123]

Alright, do you have any advice specifically or no?

[Coolcaden26]

this screenshot kinda sums it up, using bonnie as an example

[SHLBFFS123]

What exactly is “BonnieAI”? I’ve tried to figure that out. It think it’s a property, but how exactly do I connect this back to my leaves?

[Haiasi]

It’s a Variable.
Go to the Variables gate and create a new variable.
The name can be anything you want, I just made it “BonnieAI” to make it more organized.

[Coolcaden26]

so bonnie ai is the example, in order to get “bonnieai” (or any property for that matter) you need to get into a trigger’s block code. let me get a screenshot

[SHLBFFS123]

But by itself, the variable is meaningless right?

[NavyCatZ]

If you do nothing to the variable then yes, it is meaningless. You have to alter the variable using blocks, then it has a use.

[Haiasi]

I suggest reading this guide for Variables Help.

Essence of Block Code: An Introduction to Variables and Logic

Introduction: Welcome back! In the last chapter of Essence of Block Code We worked with the “math” section of the block code section and used the activity feed block. Variables are pretty important. Although they can be overshadowed by properties (which we will work with in the next chapter), we should still remember to use them. Logic crates are crazy useful. If you don’t know what I mean, variables and properties have almost no use without them! That’s why I’ll be teaching you how to use log…

[Coolcaden26]

dont forget to make a channel

[NavyCatZ]

You don’t need the get property block since it’s a variable.

[Coolcaden26]

oh, that probably what ive been doing wrong then

[GimkitLover123]

These code blocks always confuse me- how do I use them???

[ABCD]

You could also refer to this:

@Legobuilder

You have wire repeaters where a car appears disappears and a copy appears a little further forward until hey are inside then activate and deactivate sentries to have them look like they are walking. and game overlays as text for conversations.

and maybe a in restaurant and handing out food that is ordered? maybe getting promoted sometimes? and demoted as well.