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, ...
Thus, sprites appear everywhere in games, including the title screen, within game levels, and even the game over screen. How to make sprites for games When it comes to making sprites, kids have a number of different ways to go about it. FromScratchtoSprite Lab, and then with tools likeP...
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...
Code any game in Scratch (https://scratch.mit.edu) by following these simple steps. Build a fun, interactive video game today!
We know what to do. The question is: How to do it? Worry not, for Scratch has the required blocks. When our sprite is in any of the Running costumes, we can press the tactile switches to make it jump or slide respectively. In the Robot palette, there is the tactile switch pressed ...
In this project, you’re going to make your very own game using PictoBlox. The logic is simple: you have to aim at (not so) nasty-looking bats that appear from anywhere in space. As soon as you aim at them, they will disappear. The more bats you aim at in the given time, the ...
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...
If you want to make them work, decide which pipe you're going to go into and which pipe you're going to appear out of. The one you're going to appear out of is the entrance (you're entering a place via the pipe) and the one you're going into is the exit (because you're ...
Introduction: How to Use Scratch Bytimothymh 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 timothymh »...
You should see the following appear on the screen: That’s right – just an empty screen for now! :] You’ll be filling this out in the rest of the tutorial. This starter project is pretty bare bones – the main point of giving it to you is so that you’d have all of th...