Now place a button directly on the basketball. Edit the button so it is NOT visible in-game and it transmits on the channel “ball throw 1” when pressed. Then edit the basketball so it hides when receiving on the channel “ball throw 1.” (Also, an alternative to the channels would be to simply wire the two to each other.)
Add another basketball a little closer to the hoop and set it to NOT visible on game start (don’t pay attention to the image) and you can leave the channels empty (don’t pay any attention to the image.)
Okay, so I completely messed up with the images. Instead of using a wire repeater, wire the first basketball to the second and set it so that when the prop is hidden, the other one is shown. Then do that on and on until you reach the last basketball.
Then wire the trigger to the second basketball so that when triggered it will hide the prop. Repeat steps six and seven for each basketball. Make sure the trigger delay is at 0.1 seconds.
Finally, for the last basketball wire it to the first one and set it so when the prop is made hidden the first basketball will show.
STEP NINE
Use a wire repeater and wires to make it so the button deactivates when pressed and edit the button so it activates when the last basketball is hidden. I think that’s all for this tutorial, but let me know if I missed anything.
This guide had plenty of pictures to explain the process. Including pictures in guides can be very important as some people learn better with them. Your guide nailed this perfectly.
2. Clear Outlining of Steps.
You wrote your guide in clear, stated steps, which help can help users understand the order of following your guide and simplify the concept by breaking the guide apart. This is especially important for long guides, as adding steps can make things easier for people who use your guide.
3. Clear, Concise Grammar and Instructions.
Many guides miss out on grammar. Others instructions aren’t very clear.
Your guide had great grammar, which can clear confusion. Good grammar can make sure others don’t misunderstand what you wrote.
Your writing style was clear. Almost anyone could follow your guide and read what you wrote and correctly create your mechanic. It also doesn’t over-utilize fancy words, which could’ve confused some people.
What you could Improve:
Fixing Your Guide
Instead of saying that, you could’ve re-taken the pictures and made the guide from there. Having different pictures than your instructions can ruin your guide for others as it may cause confusion.
Improving Your Guide
As of Now, your guide could be improved in many ways. Fixing your pictures was one, but you could also remove shadows and turn off collision + set on above layer for the basketballs that are in the “air”. This would make your game look better. Just a small nitpick.
I’m not @GimAI, so I will rate this a 10/10 and deserving of a like bc aGimAI never rated posts 10/10 (besides his own).
