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, ...
How are Scratch sprites coded? 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,...
How to Use Scratch: Scratch is an object-oriented programming interface that uses blocks as scripts. In this Instructable, I will teach you the basic elements of Scratch. For more information, to view uploaded Scratch projects, and to download the
Let's take a look at how to easily create Snake (andeasy games like it) in Scratch. Sprite Creation For a Snake game, there are twoScratch spritesthat need to be created. One is the snake sprite and the other is the item the snake will be chasing. In this case, that collectable it...
Partition: This is a class that you’ll use in your touch-handling code. Props: Think of these as Sprites in other game frameworks. MOAIRenderMgr: You pass your layers to this class so they can be rendered to the screen. Here’s an illustration showing this at a glance: Diagram of ...
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...
Step 1: Make Your Sprites In a platformer, sprites are used to create a character, ground, and platforms. Check out the Scratch Wiki for a great introduction to sprites and more about Scratch 3.0! First, select a character. Feel free to use the Scratch Cat or another premade sprite. To...
Code any game in Scratch (https://scratch.mit.edu) by following these simple steps. Build a fun, interactive video game today!
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...
:D In this tutorial series we’ll build a cool catapult type game from scratch using Cocos2D and Box2D!We’ll use the art created by Ray’s lovely and talented wife Vicki to create a game about catapults, acorns, dogs, cats, and angry squirrels....