What Minecraft Mob Are You?
by Unsuitable Dream
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Description
What Minecraft Mob Are You?, a project made by Unsuitable Dream using Tynker. Learn to code and make your own app or game in minutes.
Tags
Art, Game
Concepts
simple messaging, input/output, visibility, basic math, simple conditionals, advanced costume handling, simple events, simple loops, simple motion, delays, advanced animation, resize actor, miscellaneous,
- #Lines:322
- #Actors:11
- #Costumes:32
- #Scripts:54
Text Snippets
- What Minecraft Mob Are You?
- what minecraft mob are you? take this short quiz to find out!
- what is your favorite color?
- what is your favorite color?
- >calculating answer choice< answer choice=yellow >reconized=true<
- >calculating answer choice< answer choice=white >reconized=true<
- >calculating answer choice< answer choice=orange >reconized=true<
- >calculating answer choice< answer choice=pink >reconized=true<
- >calculating answer choice.
- bottom message box
- >calculating answer choice..
- >calculating answer choice...
- >calculating answer choice< answer choice=
- >reconized=true<
- what is your favorite minecraft weapon?
- what is your favorite minecraft biome?
- >first potential result calculating.
- >first potential result calculating..
- >first potential result calculating...
- >first potential result calculating
- moving on to next section of quiz...
- out of these 3, which design is your favorite?
- out of these 3, what baby animal is your favorite?
- >results calculating.
- >results calculating..
- >results calculating...
- >results calculating
- mob calculated...
- thanks for playing and don’t forget to like! -cometcrasher523
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