Scratch Scrolling Game Maker

To complete the missions below, you will need a Scratch account. Use either your own account or one set up by your teacher (follow your teacher’s instructions). 1) Log in to your Scratch account. 2) Visit the Scratch Editor. To start the mission, use the provided starter project. Click ‘Look Inside’ to open the Scratch

To complete the missions below, you will need a Scratch account. Use either your own account or one set up by your teacher (follow your teacher’s instructions). 1) Log in to your Scratch account. 2) Visit the Scratch Editor. To start the mission, use the provided starter project. Click ‘Look Inside’ to open the Scratch

To complete the missions below, you will need a Scratch account. Use either your own account or one set up by your teacher (follow your teacher’s instructions). 1) Log in to your Scratch account. 2) Visit the Scratch Editor. To start the mission, use the provided starter project. Click ‘Look Inside’ to open the Scratch

To complete the missions below, you will need a Scratch account. Use either your own account or one set up by your teacher (follow your teacher’s instructions). 1) Log in to your Scratch account. 2) Visit the Scratch Editor. …then you are good to go! Mission 1 Once you are certain that you are logged

What you will learn: Understand how to plan / design your own computer game Understand what makes a successful game within this project Start Here: Video Overview Continue Here: Detailed Exploration Introduction You have now had several skills-based lessons, where you have learnt how to code various game elements: ·         Scrolling Backgrounds ·         Movement &

What you will learn: Understand how to build / code your own computer game using “Scratch”, by developing your designed game. Be able to peer and self assess your work and make improvements to ensure your game is the best it can be

What you will learn: Reminder on the coordinates system in Scratch Learn how to program a scrolling background Understand how Scrolling Backgrounds work Start Here: Video Overview Continue Here: Detailed Exploration Introduction Scrolling backgrounds are a fantastic feature of 2D games, which give the user the illusion that their game play expands into infinite space!

What you will learn: Reminder on how to program ‘Gravity’ in Scratch Understand how to program the ‘Shooter’ Start Here: Video Overview Continue Here: Detailed Exploration Introduction This example scrolling game will have a flying object as the main character and as such we will need to simulate gravity so that this character will fall