Most of beginner-must-read is also in that category.
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Umm, just don’t even bother.
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That one should just be a guide.
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I’m gonna compile a list of PSAs real quick that I think shouldn’t be PSAs, brb
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Last post for tonight, good night and good luck!
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What about this one?
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It’s borderline PSA, we’re just starting by clearing out non-PSAs
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Okay.
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This one seems unnecessary.
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How about this?
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Random, but is this new?
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Seems like it isn’t a PSA.
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Weird.
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Yes, but it is very helpful. I love it.
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Hey, you can’t blame me, this was super long ago.
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I’m not blaming anyone- the forums were dead and we had nothing to do, so a bunch of stuff popped up. But now the forums are active, the crazy PSAs need to be de-PSAed
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I’m de-PSAing anything that doesnt have PSA in the title *except for my not impossible post
things like [ 🤏 Mini-guide ] Codes - #20 by Anythinger
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I was originally going to make a properties guide, but… I decided it would be better to do, Essence of Block Code like I’m 3b1b or something. Here’s how it was going to be:
Properties
Introduction:
Properties are some of the most useful assets in gimkit creative games. Whether you want to make a clicker game, a battle royale, an open world, or a farming game, you’ll most likely need properties. In this guide, we’ll answer these questions along the way:
- What are properties and their types?
- Why are they useful
- What can you make with them?
- How can you approach learning them?
Part 1: Block Code and Changing Properties
Ah, block code. You either love it for its usefulness or hate it because you just can’t figure it out. However, even if you don’t fully understand block code, you might still be able to create basic setups using it with properties.
Properties mainly depend on block code, however, they can be changed using other methods, which is why I would heavily suggest learning to code with blocks before heavily using properties. Don’t worry, it can actually be very simple to understand.
“Wait, but where do you even open block code?” some people are probably asking me right now, and that’s a very good question. Can you see where it is?
Try spotting the menu where you can start creating your own block code!
That’s right, in “Blocks” in the top left corner!
However, here is one very important thing to note. The block code menu only shows up in a select few devices. This means that you would not see the blocks menu in the settings for a health granter device.
The absence of the block code menu, how sad :[
Place down a trigger if you haven’t already, and let’s click on “Blocks” and see where it brings us.
Made this because there are like 0 good property guides.
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Ha ha. Nice.
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