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✨ New zip file of Project Box script and sprites (April 2025)

[ Google Drive .zip link ]

I was not aware that the original file had long expired, sorry about that... Hopefully Drive files never expire...

I wouldn't say I've returned to FNAF, but I love the movie, I'm excited for the sequel, so I recently went down memory lane to discover that a team has taken up the torch on completing this game! I feel very honored and wish them the best. Hopefully this reuploaded zip can help them or anyone else. Enjoy!

About the files:

You’ll have to start coding from square one; I no longer have access to the Game Maker file, I’m so sorry.

I apologize for any disorganization....

Any sloppy sprite was a stand-in for coding, later to be replaced with the actual sprite.

I suggest you open the ‘Timeline’ window in Photoshop; it’ll make it MUCH easier to view my art files by frames.

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Project Box’s script and sprites, free to use how you like.

I’ve been asked many times to share my files for Project Box, and I finally feel comfortable doing it. Sorry it took me so long... Finish this game, make your own, make fan art, do whatever! But please follow these two rules:

Do not follow my twitter. I changed my username to distance myself from FNAF, please respect that distance. I softblock suspected minors anyway.

Do not ask me about my vision or how I did things, I won’t talk about this anymore. Make it YOURS!!!!

[ DOWNLOAD ZIP HERE ] ✨ updated file, April 24, 2025

About the files:

You’ll have to start coding from square one; I no longer have access to the Game Maker file, I’m so sorry.

I apologize for any disorganization....

Any sloppy sprite was a stand-in for coding, later to be replaced with the actual sprite.

I suggest you open the ‘Timeline’ window in Photoshop; it’ll make it MUCH easier to view my art files by frames.

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This game is still canceled. However, the script and sprites created for it are now available here (read the next post for more info)

What would have been 05: closure

Unlocking the Box

Inside the box would have been Henry’s best inventions for child safety and entertainment, which he locked away to prevent Afton from further twisting his designs into monstrosities. As for how it unlocked, the idea (silly to me now) was that rather than keys, it took two springlocks, one from Fredbear and the other from Spring Bonnie. Their extreme snapping capabilities could push in the lock, unlocking it.

Henry’s tapes.

Henry’s tapes would have revealed more backstory of the conflict between him and Afton. With Afton’s diary entries, we learn that Henry tried to kill Afton by triggering the springlocks Afton was wearing. But days later, Afton reveals he’s still alive, and blackmails Henry into creating killer animatronics or else he would kill Charlie. To counteract Afton, Henry made the box, and locked his most important designs inside. However, Afton discovered the box, and in anger demanded that Henry create something new for him.

In “What would have been #4” I say Afton stole Henry’s things, and it’s Henry’s desk that you rummage through in the game. The 4th tape would show Henry as Desk Man’s death in FNAF World: Henry’s mind has deteriorated, and he created Baby for Afton. In the tape, the lights would go out to be pitched black except for the windows, and you would hear the front door slam open. Baby’s green eyes would light up with her iconic line, and when the room’s lights turn back on, it would reveal Henry dead, bleeding on the desk.

Baby

The 5th night reveals Baby was with Afton in the Security Room the whole game. After Charlie watches the 4th tape, Afton sends Baby to kill her, and she would have been the only animatronic you faced on the 5th night, besides Afton if you stayed in the box for too long. I wanted Baby to be this GIANT metal toddler that would you hear stomping and slamming throughout the building. She would be so powerful that Charlie would be unable to hold the door closed against her barge like she could with the other animatronics, so the player would have to instead balance out hiding in the box while not luring in Afton.

The ending

I unfortunately have no drawings of this, but imagine everything from Charlie’s perspective. After surviving the 5th night, Baby would still to break into the room, and slam Charlie down. While her vision is fading from the impact, Golden Freddy (Michael’s ghost) would appear and slam Baby against the wall.

When Charlie slips in and out of consciousness, she would see Golden Freddy carrying her through the field above the underground building mentioned in The Twisted Ones. Golden Freddy passes Charlie to her Aunt Jen, and over Jen’s shoulder Charlie would watch Golden Freddy disappear before slipping out of consciousness again. When Charlie wakes up again, she’s in a hospital room with a vase of flowers by the window, and the credits would roll.

The “secret ending” would have been Afton walking into the game’s main room, seeing Baby damaged, slouched against the wall. Panicked, he examines her. Discovering golden matted fur, he begins to laugh. Golden Freddy and 4 other crying children ghosts appear behind Afton, and the scene would cut.

The ending would tie in the beginning scene of Charlie’s dream about Michael/Golden Freddy, including her line of “Michael isn’t gone; as long as we love him, he’s still here.” The idea was that Michael’s ghost, along with the ghosts of the 4 other children, influenced Charlie’s dreams since they were in the building the whole game too.

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Also I just want to say that even though I don’t connect that well with children, I don’t hold ANY resentment towards Scott for catering to his younger audience. I’ve seen people say in the comments of PB’s gamejolt page that Scott is a sell out for catering to the kids who like FNAF. But I think they forget ( or are just completely unaware of the fact ) that Scott made MANY PC games and animations aimed towards kids before FNAF. That was always the audience he wanted to create for. It just so happened to be the horror game he made out of spite that finally attracted the audience he liked making things for. So I don’t really blame him, he’s always wanted to tell stories for kids, so it just makes sense that he would be excited about fnaf kids books, graphic novels, activity books, toys, etc etc. He finally gets to just immerse himself in what he’s always wanted to do, and I’m damn happy for him!!

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can i be real with yall? I do not care for glitchtrap LMAO 

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What would have been 04: Henry’s desk + collectibles

Please read this if you haven’t yet!!!

Searching the desk was the “minigames” in Project Box. During the day, when the animatronics would bury themselves underground again, Charlie would have a chance to search for anything to help her escape-- only she finds her father’s belongings instead.

Below contains scripted dialogue Charlie had for each collectible, as well as 2 diary entries from William Afton in the mid 80s.

In the books, Henry’s work is mysteriously cleaned out from his garage. In Project Box, Afton was the one who stole it all, along with Henry’s desk and placed it inside the game’s main room. Henry’s recordings would have a stack of work papers, with different passcodes being written each tape. By watching each tape you could unlock a different drawer from his desk.

The desk drawers

Tape 1 found on top of the desk contains the first mention the box, as well as the passcode to open the left drawer. The passcode for the left drawer would have been “1578” to reference the easter egg of what Baby repeats in a distorted voice in Sister Location.

Clicking the Box in the left drawer would have moved the box to the desk’s top. But I’ll talk about the box in another post.

The right top drawer has a passcode that references the distortion you hear when zapping Ballora on night 2 of Sister Location. In tape 2, the writing paper on Henry’s desk would read “P.H.A.S.E”, giving the order of buttons you would press to unlock the 2nd drawer.

The right bottom drawer would have the passcode be “RWQFSFASXC” in reference to shadow Bonny ( or in Project Box’s case, twisted Springtrap ). The keypad is supposed to look like the arrangement of the ‘QWER ASDF ZXCV’ keys on the English keyboard.

The collectibles

I’ll talk about the tapes in another post.

The photographs: The first photograph is Henry and Afton at the grand opening of the original Fredbear’s Family Diner. The logo was inspired by 80s logo of Pizza Time Theater. In both photos, Henry is wearing sweaters to reference Nolan Bushnell. Henry’s handwriting was changed from cursive to capitalized print to differ himself from Afton’s cursive. The smudges on the polaroid’s writings hint that Henry is left handed.

The blueprints and springlocks: These were to 1. hint that Fredbear and Spring Bonny’s springlocks were designed differently ( though it’s hard to tell here since Spring Bonny’s blueprint isn’t actually finished... sorry LOL ). The differences in their design would play into the story, which I’ll explain in another post. I had to research how springlocks actually worked, since the best description we get is in FNAF 3.

Afton’s diary entries: I’ll explain why Afton’s diary entries are in Henry’s desk in another post. These entries exist to lay the foundation of Project Box’s backstory: The history between Afton and Henry. They were inspired by the books mentioning the police finding entries written by Afton, and how they went from praising Henry to cursing him, and even showing Afton's paranoia.

Afton entry 1:

17th December, 1984:

Henry has done it again. When doubted because of his unusual designs, he manages to overcome that doubt and amaze me and our patrons with this constructions. His work could fool children with the way these machines move with the illusion of life. It makes me wonder.

Bones, veins, organs. Rods, wires, circuit boards. Humans, are we not just complex machines? What separates us from them? When a computer is dismantled, it no longer operates. There are many who think we do the same. That when a human dies, they cease to exist.

But I know better. I am well aware of the lingering “existences”. They watch me. They follow me. I can feel their glares on my neck even as I write this.

The machines I create are only that- machines. I’ve always envied Henry’s gift of the illusion of life. But perhaps, I can finally surpass him. The life I create can be authentic. So be it.

To the souls I give gifts, bodies once more. And to the machines, I give life.

Afton entry 2:

15th March, 1985:

I once entertained the thought of getting a tattoo or two. To draw a meaningful picture on my skin. To see a mirrored version when I look in the mirror. But now, as I stand before the glass, there’s only a symmetrical pattern of rings and lines stamped across my body. I’ve grown to adore them over the months. Our scars have the power to remind us that the past was real. I can recall that day as if I dreamed it last night.

Realization in Henry’s eyes as he caught me tucking a small, lifeless body into Chica’s torso. Blonde curls and a bow. I never asked for her name, I never cared. Reminiscences of my hands on her throat only moments ago were discarded by Henry’s hands suddenly on my own throat. The realization in his eyes burned into anger. I was wearing Spring Bonny that day. His fingers flexed, and I collapsed on the ground as the spring locks he warned me about so many times pierced into me. The last thing I saw before blacking out was him placing Chica’s mask back onto it’s shoulders, hiding the girl.

The anger in his eyes that day, however, is worth nothing to me compared to the horror that filled them days later when I returned to him unexpectedly. He thought he ended it for good. He was mistaken. I told him his son looked just like that girl with curls. It would be a shame if his daughter looked like that too.

He’s been quite cooperative since then. At least until recently. The look in his eyes now: Determination. He’s hiding something.

Charlie’s dialogue when collecting

Photograph ‘Grand Opening’: “The fact that my dad worked with him for so long…. Makes me sick.”

Photograph ‘Christmas ‘79’: “Mine and Sammy’s first Christmas. I guess sweaters were my Dad’s way of dressing formally.”

Fredbear’s blueprint: “Fredbear. I never knew he was his own character, separate from Freddy… I’m sorry you have to be trapped in that... cage, Michael.”

Spring Bonny’s blueprint: “The counterpart to Fredbear. How are they so... cursed? Both only… shadows of what they were supposed to be.”

Fredbear’s springlock: “A spring lock. Gotta be careful with this fella, he’s small but he packs a punch.”

Spring Bonny’s springlock: “This spring lock… the spring is rotating a different direction from the other one I found.”

Afton’s entry 1: “Is this… why he did it? What he did to those kids... to Michael?”

Afton’s entry 2: “This was what dad meant in his tape. This is how he found out. Dad... I’m so sorry.”

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What would have been 03: The building

Please read this if you haven’t yet!!!

1: The layout and extra rooms

I did my best to create a functional building layout based on the locations of doors and pathways written of in The Twisted Ones. The small room south of the Diner ( camera 6 ) is the parts room that Charlie hides inside at one point in the book. The room immediately south of the Security room ( camera 2 ) is the elevator, but it’s no longer functional due to the partial collapse of the building, like seen in the Entrance Hall ( camera 1 ). The room south to the elevator was the kitchen. In not noted anywhere, but in my head the bathroom and main entrance to the building in on the ground level. As you can see, there isn’t a camera for the black light tunnel written about in the book-- the one where Charlie and Afton fight, because I genuinely didn’t want to draw a whole mess of tunnels on the building’s map. SO, the tunnel does connect to The Woods ( camera 4 ) but it’s out of view of the camera, and it’s not featured on the map. It is referenced however in the 4th image above, which I’ll get to later.

2: main gameplay cameras

The six main cameras of which you would watch out for the animatronics. Notice the torn up original animatronics. I was planning that the Mannequin animatronics ( What I call the Twisted Animatronics true form when they’re not actually twisted ) won the battle written of in the book since they’re MUCH larger and relatively new compared to the rotting originals. But with the Mannequins tearing apart the original animatronics, they unknowingly released the children’s souls trapped inside. I was going to have easter eggs of the crying children kneeling next to their designated animatronic. This would come into play in the story.

The Mannequin counterparts are buried underground in the room where their original counterparts are laying around. So, Mannequin Freddy is in the Diner, Bonny in the Entrance Hall behind the counter, and Foxy in the circus. But while broken original Chica is laying in the Woods, Wolf is in the Arcade. The buried locations of the Mannequin animatronics also correlate to when they appear in the books as well.

3: the plot-important cameras

These two cameras connect the story to that of Sister Location. YES Project Box is still tied to the story of the books, but I wanted Project Box to show that Sister Locations location still exists within the world of Project Box. Both the underground buildings in Sister Location AND in the books both exist within Project Box.

For one, Observation 3 ( the camera that shows Charlie while she’s looking at the monitor ) is built off of the ideas of Observations 1 and 2, two FNAF 4 locations that are confirmed to be under Afton’s control and influence in Sister Location ( look at image 4 ). This was to hint at the idea that Afton was indeed watching Charlie the entire game. This is also referenced by the camera seen in the trailer during Freddy’s jumpscare, as well as the monitors seen in the Security Room. The Security Room is the room Afton is resting in through out the game besides when he’s angry that Charlie hides in the box for too long ( the box is out of Observation 3′s view, and Afton needs Charlie in view for reasons I’ll explain in another post ). Because the Security Room would not be available during the demo ( which I prioritized in terms of artwork being made first ), it’s artwork was never finished. There was something else planned to be in the Security Room along with Afton, but it’s so important I’ll write about it in another post.

4: another connection to SL and more

When on the monitor, I coded a “toggle button” above the map that would switch the monitor’s mode from “camera mode” to “system mode”. The ‘systems’ refer to the colored lights that emit the frequency that screwed up Charlies perception of the twisted animatronics. Unlike Sister Location, system mode would NOT actually be intractable, and you would not be able to restart any system. This is because the systems were damaged during the collapse at the end of Twisted Ones. You can see that all the system failures correspond to where you see rubble in the cameras. I was actually planning on the animatronics to appear as their mannequin forms or twisted forms depending on where they were in the cameras to correspond with the system failures.

The “External System of Room 14 Fun Tunnel” refers to the winding black light tunnel that I said above was not available in any camera. It completely collapsed and thus there would be no need to worry about animatronics traveling through it.

The “External System of Observation 4 HNRY” was in reference to the idea that Afton actually had Henry and Charlies house under observation as well, like the children from FNAF 4. I wanted Project Box to re-enforce this idea that Afton bugged practically a whole network of houses for terrible and unspeakable reasons. But even for bugging Henry’s house specifically, that will be explored in another more important post.

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What would have been 02: Animatronics at the door

Please read this if you haven’t yet!!!

Close up designs of the animatronics at the door, since you guys have only really seen their smaller sprites when they enter the room while you hide (the same sprites used in the trailer).

The glass on the doors throughout each night would break more and more as the animatronics slam the doors to open them. And as the glass would break, it would warp and shift the animatronics’ faces ( which technically in real life, only happens on mirrors and not transparent glass BUT SHHH ). Unfortunately I only have Freddy to show examples of that. If this was a triple A game with a budget, the shifted faces would literally warp Charlie’s hallucinating perception of them completely, and they would actually look more deformed, with the extra eyes and teeth, when they enter the room as well as jumpscares. But alas, if I did that in pixel art, this game would never come out..... even if it wasn’t canceled ;)

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What would have been 01: Opening scene

Please read this if you haven’t yet!!!

The beginning of the game would have started with a dream sequence. It was to start off at the Michael Brooks Scholarship Launch, but as each shot changed and alternated, it would have gotten more and more spooky. The point of the scene was to show that Michael was still trying to “contact” Charlie. I know Charlie did NOT speak at the The Michael Brooks Scholarship Launch in the book, but because this was a dream, I wanted her to LOL. It would also give insight to how Charlie felt about Michael.

Read more about each number, and her speech I had written:

1: Charlie and her friends designs

[ image on the right is only a promotional piece, it wasn’t planned to be in the real game. BUT, it does provide a clear image of Charlie so I included it in this collage ] I wanted to take inspiration from various 90s characters and trends when designing the teens from the books. They would be the 6 people on the right on the audience.

2: Her speech changing into Michael’s “contact”

I drew little rectangle doors that the books mention Charlie occasionally doodling. For Michael’s attempt at contacting her, I took inspiration from the Freddy Files and made his handwriting match the messages from that book. There is also a detailed drawing of a door to reference the fact that Michael is good at drawing.

3: Photograph of Michael mentioned in The Twisted Ones

This photograph was described in the book, and I took inspiration from 80s and 90s home photographs with flash. I wanted this to look like a photo that would actually be in your mom’s scrap book LOL. You can see that eventually the stuffed Freddy Michael is holding turns into Golden Freddy to make the connection of what Michael eventually became.

4: Final shot of opening sequence

The final shot of the sequence would have been Golden Freddy’s FNAF 1 jumpscare shot with the FNAF 1 animatronics standing behind Charlie. I wanted the music to start off being a soft atmospheric synthwave, but on this shot it would have escalated into a chilling note.

5: Her speech

Below is her entire speech I had written:

Hello, everyone. My name is Charlie. For those who don’t know, my father, Henry, co-owned Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza at the time of Michael’s passing.

To be honest, over the last decade I haven’t thought much about Hurricane. I try not to. I mean, who can blame me? But, coming back here, there are just so many memories flooding back into me.

I remember one time, when Michael and I were kids, he and his friends shut me out of Freddy’s, teasing me. But, when I started to cry, Michael realized how I’d been hurt. He kept apologizing through the door. “Can you hear me?” he said, “I don’t know if you can hear me. I’m sorry.” He finally got my dad and was able to let me back in. He didn’t get in trouble for it, at least not as much as his friends did. [soft chuckle]

I wonder, now, what Michael would have been like, had he grown up with us. Of course he would be “the artist” of the group, but, much more than that, I think he would be the glue. The person to hold onto his broken loved ones and do whatever it takes to put them back together.

Thank you for letting me speak today. Michael isn’t gone; as long as we love him, he’s still here.

I wanted Charlie to reference the iconic scene from the FNAF2, where the crying child died outside the restaurant. The idea was that the simple act of Michael letting Charlie back inside the restaurant was what saved her from being murdered by Afton outside the restaurant, eventually becoming the marionette. Though I don’t know if that idea would have translated well LOL.

Other references to the games include the lines “Can you hear me?”, “I don’t know if you can hear me. I’m sorry.”, “... to put them back together.” and “he’s still here.” Basically any chance I got to quote the games, I took it LMAO.

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Personal update; May 2020

As time has passed, I better understand my relationship to this game and, most importantly, the audience it attracted.

I always knew kids were a large portion of FNAF fans, but I didn’t truly realize how large until developing this game. I basically experienced culture shock. Project Box got tons of spanny comments, ones completely irrelevant like about jacksepticeye or Bendy. I would get questions I already addressed in FAQs. I would type a whole paragraph explaining something, only to get a comment saying “too long, didn’t read” then asking something I had JUST explained. I don’t even know if people will read THIS whole update.

I got comments that didn’t really think logically, like people jumping to conclusions that I was Henry at the end of the trailer. I DO have short hair and glasses in my icon, but any similarities are only due to an artistic expression on the reflection of glasses. I just assumed people would understand this. There were also a lot of people under the impression that Project Box has been released-- but that’s a copy. If their username is not my username, they’re not me. That’s not my game. In some other fanbase this would be obvious, but FNAF has a lot of younger fans who don’t understand this.

I realized the harsh reality that I just couldn’t interact with the audience this game built every day for years. I couldn’t keep answering the same questions over and over. I couldn’t be patient with people who didn’t read a really important paragraph because it’s too long. I couldn’t deal with constant references to fortnight, pewdiepie, and cuphead since they had nothing to do with Project Box itself.

I still wonder about other FNAF fan-game makers and youtubers. Are they thinking the same things I had been? Are they as frustrated as I was? I don’t know, I just knew I... couldn’t connect with the younger audience for this game. And for that, I’m sorry, I really am. But I had lost motivation because I realized there’s a huge wall between myself and the majority audience for this game.

Another thing about younger audiences is that they may not understand the changes and hardships of adulthood. I had jobs, I had to move, I had a loved one die, I had to focus on my future. All these things take up not only the time they occupy, but the emotional availability surrounding that time as well. I was exhausted and unmotivated for months at a time. And most of all, I needed money. And if I kept working on this game for years, with nothing to show for it, that would be a huge waste of valuable time. I got kids commenting “take my donation! :)” But I cannot accept donation after donation from KIDS or their parents. I can’t be like one of those Paul brothers who made a song about how you, a child, should buy my merch and give me money. I refuse to take advantage of kids like that! So I had come to this conclusion that I could spend years working on a game that would give me no money, for an audience I wasn’t connected with emotionally. Then, when it would be complete, I would get the post-game depression that many indie developers suffer.

Not only that, I had realized the harsh reality: besides the pretty graphics, this game would have been… just terrible LOL. It’s mechanics aren’t new nor innovative. It’s the bare basics from the first 4 FNAF games, but a clunky execution. What started as “I want to make a simple pixel FNAF game for fun” eventually had expectations rivaling TJOC. TJOC was a step UP because it’s capabilities. Project Box would have been absolutely many steps back in the FNAF formula. And for so long, I was afraid of people catching on. I was afraid of people saying “Project Box is a disappointment.”

So, with my cards on the table, here I am again. I think I should say here, in this paragraph, that it’s safe to say the game is, in fact, canceled. And I think I’ve been in denial about that for a long time. I could have said it simply in the title, but I think people would get so caught up in the word ‘canceled’ and not take into consideration anything else I’ve talked about. I don’t care if EVERYONE knows this game is canceled-- only the people who take the time to read what it’s developer has to say.

I will always be proud of Project Box. And I will always be so, so thankful for the overwhelming positive response it got.

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Update: Another Hiatus, unfortunately maybe more

Something happened in my personal life where once again Project Box, a project made purely of love where I won’t make any money, in fact will even lose money from making it, needs to be on the back burner. I really, really do want to make this game. Even in a future where FNAF is completely dead, or has been wiped from existence, I want to still complete this game--for me, and for my experience and growth. But in the position I am at this moment, I need to focus on things that have deadlines, collaborated projects where other people are relying on me to do my part, and projects that can give me earnings so that I can continue to do what I do. My computer itself is on its last legs, I’ve gone through TWO drawing tablets while making this game, I’ve had to buy other hardware and I need to save up for software. And all that is only technical stuff that’s relevant to what I do online, there is still my private life that is it’s own ordeal.

I know a lot of this game’s audience is a younger one, and that’s wonderful. But I hope that younger audience understands that one will often need to put passion projects aside so they can do things that are more important. Even if the more important things keep coming back in a vicious cycle.

I will still do pixel art during this hiatus, but it is purely pixel art that will help me gain money.

I’ve had teasers on queue for the last year, but I will finally halt that queue so that people aren’t mislead into believing I’m working on the game when I am not.

Thank so much everyone for your understanding ♥

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THEY SUSPECT ME

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i'm super excited to see the end result of the game!! i'm so glad it's on gamejolt because i can't get steam. but, have a nice day, good luck! amazing work so far!

Thank you so much!! 

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Why do the animatronic's look different, near the end of the twisted ones funtime freddy gets shot 3 or 4 times and he breaks his jaw and half of his face plate is gone along with him switching between twisted and featureless. The wolf and Bonnie get set on fire were they have melted plastic over them along with some skin like thing and later get ripped apart. And there featureless state are more like skin and plastic then the metal look they have. And some more details I can't say

These are addressed in the game.

As for the slates, true, they are described as as a soft plastic that is translucent (I imagine something like transparent silicone molds as I think soft robots use that material). But drawing that kind of material in pixel art would take way to long for the amount of sprites this game requires, not to mention if I drew the slates translucent I would have to draw the chords underneath the slates as well, and that is just way too much detail for this. If I were to draw ONE picture of the mannequin animatronics instead of making an actual game, that picture would definitely have the effort of accurately drawing the material and all the chords underneath. But for this game, giving the solid slates a shine like they have is much more efficient for drawing a million times with sprites and their frames of animation.

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Will you be able to know if an animatronic is at one of the doors if the window is broken?

There will be sound cues for animatronics arriving at the door that the player can hear from anywhere in the room, whether or not the window is broken. 

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Heey, i have a question, are you coding or using drag-and-drop in gamemaker? i am the beginner developer so i dont know what i should use first, like drag-and-drop seems easy but its limited, thanks for answer

I’m currently using the drag-and-drop method, but I also use the ‘execute code’ action a lot for instances I don’t think any DnD button can do, but to be honest, so far I’ve seldom needed to do that. I’ve never felt limited by DnD so far. Everything I’ve pictured and wanted to do, I’ve been capable of doing. However, my game is pretty simple just being a point-and-click. I can imagine coding for platforms or top down adventure games would require more complex coding for physics and such-- which my game doesn’t need.

Sorry for the late play, hopefully this still helps!

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MegaLucarioGamer14: Hello so i made a Adventure Funtime Foxy but then i had an idea to make this!

Ahh thank you!! I love seeing these guys in the FNAF world style a LOT