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Chapter-7 Programming –

Introduction to Game Creation


Topics : Session : 1 of 3 Date : 3.11.2020
To
Working with Blocks 6.11.2020
Working with Sprites
Working with Multiple Sprites
Changing the background of the stage
Working with Blocks
The block pallet consists of various blocks to move, rotate and
play sound to the sprite.
Each block represents a command that can be given to us
sprite.
These blocks are divided into various categories such as :
1. Motion 7. Operator
2. Looks 8. Variables
3. Sound
4. Pen
5. Control
6. Sensing
Motion Block
It includes blocks that moves the sprite up, down, left or right,
turn, set position, point in the given direction and define
motion of sprite.
It also defines an action if the sprite touches the edge, such as
making the sprite bounce if it hits the edge of the stage.
Its color code is Dark blue.
Looks Block
It includes block for sprites to say, think, show, hide, switch
costume or backdrop, change color and size.
It’s color code is Purple.
Sound Block
It includes blocks to play different sound or musical notes,
stop, change volume and tempo.
It’s color code is Pink.
Pen Block
It includes blocks to move the pen up, down, clear the stage,
change color and size.
Only the clear block can be used with the stage where as the
rest of the blocks are for sprites only.
Its color code is Dark green.
Control Block
It includes blocks for control structure such as if – then – else,
wait, repeat, loop, stop the loop and pause.
It also duplicates as sprite and uses it repeatedly.
These block add interactivity to a project.
It’s color code is Yellow.
Sensing Block
It includes blocks to sense or detect if sprites are touching each
other or are at a given distance from each other, key presses
and mouse clicks.
These blocks makes the programs responsive.
It also includes blocks for timing the runtime of the project.
It’s color code is Light Blue.
Operators Block
It includes blocks for arithmetic and logical operators, random
number generator and few functions, combine values in control
blocks like if and repeat blocks.
It’s color code is Light Green.
Data Block
Create new variables and lists.
It’s color code is Red.
Program -1
Program - 2
Working with Sprites
To Add a New Sprite
Click the Choose New Sprite from File button.
Click Costume Button from New Sprite Dialog box.
Select a Sprite from a category & click OK button.

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