This guide is an overview of the steps to make a cafe game. I hope you like it!
Also, credits to this guide for literally helping me through the entire guide:
Props/Interior Design
I made the cafe kind of like @Chong 's but tweaked some things. For the table, use wall tiles. For the menu use text and a marble sign, and add little touches like bookshelves and plants to make it yours!
Credits to @x.mochi for the floor tiles as tables.
Devices
Step One
Place down a button in front of the menu and edit the settings like this:
Then, make a popup. Set the header as the title of your cafe or restaurant, and make the content text menu, and the channel the same one from the button.
Make another popup set so it opens when receiving on the channel you just picked in step three. Make the header the item the player can order and the content text the price.
Now in the Call to Action, make the primary label Order item and the channel ____order. Then, make the secondary label Next item and set the channel to anything. For more items, you can make more popups and set them for the same channel that the last popup’s secondary call to action channel was.
Place a vending machine and edit it like this. The required item amount can change based on the item the player is trying to order. Make sure it’s not visible in game.
In the vending machine’s channels section, make the attempt to purchase when receiving on channel the primary call to action’s channel in step three. (_____ order)
Make a notification if the player does not have enough money to buy the item by wiring the vending machine to a new popup and select the wire settings like this:
Nice guide @I_Like_Props!
Idea: Two Teams, one, the customers and two, the waiters/servants.
The customers can choose to order an item on the menu, and if the waiter gives the food on time, they get a point.
If they don’t, team customer gets a point.
Hey, I don’t mean to be nitpicky, but I noticed that your tables are similar to the ones in my café tutorial (and I haven’t seen anyone else use floors for tables)… Nonetheless, your guide is pretty cool!
Just doing it to improve clarity for the others (i know it’s not that much of a difference but sometimes it can be, and for some reason misspelled words trigger me)
