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Coding from Scratch
Click on the links below to browse Scratch (https://scratch.mit.edu/), see my two games and analyze the tutorials I have used.
DigiDesigns 9-21: Coding from Scratch
Ninja Dodger
The goal is to make the black ninja dodge the red ninjas as long as possible.
Keys:
Up: Moves up Left: Moves left
Down: Moves down Right: Moves right
Notes and Credits:
I created this game by using the tips from the "Make a simple game" video tutorial (https://scratch.mit.edu/help/videos/#).
Through this tutorial, I learned how to move sprites with motion blocks, how to control movements and how to give the sprites "senses". Therefore, I used both creativity and my knowledge of Scratch to program this dodging game. It was certainly exciting using all kinds of blocks and options like rotation, sprites, sense blocks and more.
Shark Bait
Help the shark catch its tiny prey!
How to Play:
- Move the mouse to move the shark.
- Make the shark touch (or eat) the fish for one point.
- Make the shark touch (or eat?) the random star for 10 points.
- The time limit is 60 seconds so catch the fish as many times as you can!
Notes and Credits:
I followed the steps in this tutorial (http://scratched.gse.harvard.edu/resources/introduction-game-production-scratch) about game creation on Scratch:
By reading the PDF files provided, I was able to learn about different block combinations for creating basic games.