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Have you ever wanted to make a game? Was it always to hard or you were too lazy to do it?
Well you came to the right place just watch this and read a bit:
If you dont understand the video, ask, I may be able to help.
Before watching heres some things you may need to know:
@echo off = This makes is so that the command won't say it aloud like if you put goto start, it wont echo you
cls = this just clears the screen
echo = its the same as the /say command in minecraft
color = Changes the color
goto = Goes to a certain point
:<name> = This is a checkpoint that uses the goto command
And the hardest one:
set /p=<text>
This one is a bit hard to explain but once you understand it, it becomes easy.
First the "set /p" part, this is where you set the variable Its like the start command
Example: set /p car (this makes "car" a variable, its great for making start menus)
You can also use this to say your name, so every time you type %car% (the % shows that is a variable) it will say what
ever you enter to be your name.
Well you came to the right place just watch this and read a bit:
If you dont understand the video, ask, I may be able to help.
Before watching heres some things you may need to know:
@echo off = This makes is so that the command won't say it aloud like if you put goto start, it wont echo you
cls = this just clears the screen
echo = its the same as the /say command in minecraft
color = Changes the color
goto = Goes to a certain point
:<name> = This is a checkpoint that uses the goto command
And the hardest one:
set /p=<text>
This one is a bit hard to explain but once you understand it, it becomes easy.
First the "set /p" part, this is where you set the variable Its like the start command
Example: set /p car (this makes "car" a variable, its great for making start menus)
You can also use this to say your name, so every time you type %car% (the % shows that is a variable) it will say what
ever you enter to be your name.
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