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Soccer Game in Scratch

The document provides directions for modifying the game Pong into a simplified soccer game. The sprite representing the player will track left and right with the mouse. An opponent sprite will automatically track the ball's x position. The ball script is altered so that it gets smaller as it moves up the screen for a 3D effect, and it bounces off both the player paddle and opponent. The speed of the ball can be adjusted, and an additional challenge is provided to make the ball accelerate each time the player hits it.

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Soccer Game in Scratch

The document provides directions for modifying the game Pong into a simplified soccer game. The sprite representing the player will track left and right with the mouse. An opponent sprite will automatically track the ball's x position. The ball script is altered so that it gets smaller as it moves up the screen for a 3D effect, and it bounces off both the player paddle and opponent. The speed of the ball can be adjusted, and an additional challenge is provided to make the ball accelerate each time the player hits it.

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Directions for Soccer Game (Derived from Pong)

Mr. Michaud
www.nebomusic.net

1. Alter the Paddle Costume and Scripts to allow for the Sprite to track left and right with the Mouse X
Position:
2. Create an “Opponent” that will automatically track the Ball X Position.
3. Alter the Ball Scripts to make the Ball get smaller as it moves towards the top of the Screen. (Not
necessary, but it makes for a cool “3D” look.) Also, add an “or” statement in the conditional to allow
the ball to bounce off the “Paddle” and the “Opponent.”

4. Note Also that I added a variable called “speed” that allows the user to adjust the speed of the ball.

Challenge! Make the ball get faster each time the “Paddle” hits the ball.

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