This video tutorial guides you through creating interactive sprites in Scratch that respond to your mouse pointer. You’ll learn how to make a sprite always face the mouse pointer and another sprite move along with it. The tutorial covers setting up an underwater scene, adjusting sprite sizes, ...
Motion blocks are used to control a sprite's movement, looks blocks are used to change a sprite’s appearance, and sound blocks are used to give sprites the ability to make sounds. WithScratch coding, kids learn how to create talking sprites, change costumes, grow and shrink sprites,have s...
Start by logging in to scratch, this is needed so if you want to publish or come back to the game. Then click on create and it will put you on the project editor. This is were we will be making our project. On the top left, you will find the costumes button. Click it if you ...
Looks blocks, which change the appearance of a Sprite, either changing color or size, or even making Sprites say something. For example, “Change size by 10” or “Say Hello! for 2 seconds.” Sound blocks, which add sound effects to a Sprite—play sounds, edit sound effects, or change ...
2. Use SVG Sprites for Faster Load Times SVG sprites are like a greatest hits album for your icons. Instead of having dozens of individual icon files, you bundle them all into one SVG. This means you only need to make one HTTP request per page, no matter how many icons you’re using...
Introduction: How to Use Scratch By timothymhFollow More by the author: About: I'm a high school student in Vermont who loves to take things apart and (sometimes) put things back together or make things from scratch. I like to program and experiment and browse the net. More About timot...
In this project we are using stage and sprite, hence we have to work in Scratch mode to use the block which senses the keyboard input. The Running Animation You should be familiar with designing and importing backdrops and sprites while making Shoot the Bat game. If not, go through the ga...
Since this is used in many places it’s easier to use the constant so we can change this later if we change the floor height a bit. So let’s create this constant. On the top of this file, right after the PTM_RATIO definition, add this:...
If you love playing Mario games, you're sure to enjoy building your own Mario worlds! Using the Level Editor on Super Mario Flash, you can create levels from scratch - no programming experience needed. Start at Step 1 below... Launch Super...
To start planning a game in Scratch, you need to complete these three steps: Pick a theme Figure out what the player will do Pick an objective that the player has to complete Once you figure out these three things, the rest of the game will follow naturally. You don’t have to figure...