Ideas for this masterpiece

[Lightingpro]

I was looking for some interesting web copies of Geometry Dash when I came across this one. This project could go a long way if you just made a website instead of using Scratch. Scratch has many limitations, and I can see potential in this. This could be a perfect recreation. Major points of not using scratch (I do not know any coding language but am familiar with stuff ig :p ): No low-quality images, Doesnt have to be horizontal, and most importantly if this goes far it could have a cloud where users could make levels similar to geometry dash. This might just be a silly project right now but I can see this going far. I would help you guys code or smth but I don't know how to code anything lol. I hope you guys keep working on this wonderful project and I'll try to introduce more people to this. I would distance myself from scratch to just make a website or something idk.

[NexusSfan]

No, no, no. Don't use Javascript. Use C(++), Godot, and other programming languages for designing games.

[Lightingpro]

Im not an expert but whatever coding language that works with the web should be good for this

[Lightingpro]

Only reason i say to use html is because you can download the file of it to unblock on school stuff

[NexusSfan]

Godot can export to HTML.

[genetrydash]

i also don't know how to code my friend, thats why i did in in scratch. Also this is not my creation, the physics ( and basically all the levels ) were created by another guy. i created the menus, and all these stuff. Just to make it a bit more playable. So if im going to recreate it in godot i have to learn it first really well. I do know some things on godot and its coding language GDscript but not much. Well i might try to make a V2 everywhere dash that is based on Godot, and can be exported to HTML but it needs a lot of work and i dont know if i have time to do it. ( i did everywhere dash when i had free time ). Oh btw im sorry for not replying earlier. :)

[Lightingpro]

I understand sounds good this project really shows potential :D I'm learning python rn lol keep the great work up :)