Tetris On DiamondFire?

[Sonnyboy671]

Greetings!
My son has been wanting to make a Tetris game on Diamondfire for some time now. He literally wants to recreate it with similar-looking pieces and similar gameplay. Are there any tutorials to help him do this? Thank you all for the help.

Warmly,
His dad

 

[SamMan_]

no not really

if ur looking to remake some 2d game https://scratch.mit.edu/ is a much better choice. diamondfire is better for 3d multiplayer and similar

 

[MineOrDie_]

Greetings!
My son has been wanting to make a Tetris game on Diamondfire for some time now. He literally wants to recreate it with similar-looking pieces and similar gameplay. Are there any tutorials to help him do this? Thank you all for the help.

Warmly,
His dad

Hello!

Depending on how good he is in programming, he may or may not be able to remake Tetris on DiamondFire; Tetris is pretty hard to make as a beginner since you have to program quite a lot of features:
- The basic game loop/scenario (being able to play, detect a game over, play again, and so on)
- Give the pieces randomly to the player
- Implement all rotations and collisions
- Detect a (multiple) line clear and t-spins
- Update the board at each movement
- And so on...
Which is why only someone experienced in diamondfire or at least in algorithms (since there's no tutorial for tetris in DF, he could follow an algorithmic tutorial for tetris on Youtube) is able to remake such a game on Diamondfire.

Since there's only a few tutorials on Diamondfire, he could first try and learn how to code in this server by doing something similar (a similar puzzle game for instance) with what he knows (learning comes mostly from experimenting with different code blocks), as he can always call for help/code support.

 

[pixlii]

Hello!

Depending on how good he is in programming, he may or may not be able to remake Tetris on DiamondFire; Tetris is pretty hard to make as a beginner since you have to program quite a lot of features:
- The basic game loop/scenario (being able to play, detect a game over, play again, and so on)
- Give the pieces randomly to the player
- Implement all rotations and collisions
- Detect a (multiple) line clear and t-spins
- Update the board at each movement
- And so on...
Which is why only someone experienced in diamondfire or at least in algorithms (since there's no tutorial for tetris in DF, he could follow an algorithmic tutorial for tetris on Youtube) is able to remake such a game on Diamondfire.

Since there's only a few tutorials on Diamondfire, he could first try and learn how to code in this server by doing something similar (a similar puzzle game for instance) with what he knows (learning comes mostly from experimenting with different code blocks), as he can always call for help/code support.

I also want to add that if you wanted to make this a singleplayer game, you'd have to use things like Display Block and Set Entity Hidden and the like, which often require a paid rank.