Jurassic World Animations 1
by Insignificant College
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Jurassic World Animations 1, a project made by Insignificant College using Tynker. Learn to code and make your own app or game in minutes.
Tags
Art, Cool / Wow, Game, Animation, Animals
Concepts
simple events, visibility, simple loops, delays, advanced costume handling, simple costume handling, simple motion,
- #Lines:386
- #Actors:21
- #Costumes:136
- #Scripts:151
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