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- PLANNING YOUR GAME
- PART A—MAKING THE ROOM BACKGROUND
- PART B—MAKING THE DOOR FOR THE ROOM
- PART C—MAKING THE DRAGGABLE SPRITES FOR YOUR ROOM
- PART D —MAKING THE SPRITES THAT YOU WILL HIDE IN THE ROOM
- PART E —MAKING THE SPRITES FOR YOUR INVENTORY
- PART F —MOVING EVERYTHING INTO PLACE
- PART G —HIDE THE INVENTORY SPRITES
- PART H —MAKING THE DRAGGABLE SPRITES DRAGGABLE
- PART I —MAKING THE HIDDEN ITEMS WORK
- PART K —MAKING THE GAME END
To be able to work through this tutorial successfully, you will need to plan your game carefully. You can be creative in developing a context for your room, however please limit your game to having only the following features at this point to enable you to have a working game at the conclusion of this tutorial. Develop a rough storyboard for yo...
Let’s begin by creating the main room for the game that the player must escape from. Start the Scratch program. ! If Scratch is not installed on your computer, it can be downloaded for free from http://scratch.mit.edu Delete the Scratch cat by choosing the icon and then clicking on the cat. With the Stage selected, choose the Backgroun...
At this point, we are focusing on creating the visual elements or objects in the room. We will add the script that will make these interactive at a later stage. Let’s begin by designing the door for our room. In Scratch, objects that you want the player to interact with are called sprites. Create a new sprite by clicking the button. Use t...
In our simple version of this genre of game, we will be simply hiding different items behind other objects that the player will be able to drag out of the way. In my game, shown on the first page, these objects include books, a piggy bank, notes on a pin board and a vase of flowers. To create your draggable objects, follow these steps. Cre...
Now it is time to create the objects that you will hide in the room. In my example, I chose to hide some keys, a mobile phone and a handbag. For each item that you will hide in your room, follow these steps. Create a new sprite by clicking the button. Use the drawing tools to draw your next hidden object. Once you are happy with the hidden object, ...
As the player finds the hidden objects, a copy of each of the hidden objects will appear in an Inventory box. In this section, you will create copies of each of your hidden sprites and create a sprite for the Inventory box. For each of the sprites that will be hidden in the room: Right click on its icon at the bottom of the screen and choose duplic...
Now that you have created all of the objects that you need for your game, it is time to hide your hidden objects and place everything where you would like it to go. In my example, I am going to hide the handbag behind the dog and its basket. I will purposefully leave a bit of the handbag’s handle showing behind the dog. I will hide the mobile phone...
We only want the inventory sprites to appear on the screen after the player has found the hidden objects, so we start by making them invisible by using the hide command. This command will be activated when the player presses the green flag button. For each of the inventory sprites: Select the sprite by clicking its icon at the bottom right section ...
In this section, we make it so that the player can drag and drop your draggable objects. Follow each of these steps for each draggable object: Select the sprite by clicking its icon at the bottom right section of the screen. For example, one of my draggable sprites is fido. Click the draggable on website icon so that it is unlocked. Find the wh...
In this section, we will make it so that when the player finds the hidden sprites and clicks on them, the sprite disappears from the screen and the appropriate inventory sprite appears. Repeat the following for each of your hidden items. Select the hidden item by clicking its icon at the bottom-right of the screen. In this example, I will be workin...
In this section, we make an end screen for the game and create a variable to keep track of how many objects have been found. Click the Stage icon in the bottom right section of the screen and choose the Backgrounds tab (in the middle panel) and choose Paint. Draw your end screen. Once you have finished drawing your background, press the OK button. ...
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akamaru_prg’s scratch game. Trapped in a space made of walls and floor stairs. Get the key and escape through the door. Once you find the key and the door’s location, all you have to do is conquer the maze with ladders and holes. The controls are simple, and there are no enemies, so you can play with confidence.
The Great Escape - A Collab - Applications Open Now! Rules & Requirements. - Any Scratch user may apply for the collab, as long as they have at least one month of experience on one of their accounts. - Always be nice on the forum and the studio (link in the links section), and follow the Scratch Community Guidelines.
May 14, 2017 · 3) Multi-Animator Project. 4) Story Animation. 5) A Music Video. 6) Full Pen Animation. 7) Optical Illusions. 8) An Animation about a Book or Movie you Like. 9) An Animation that raises Awareness of some Topics. 10) An Animation of your Favourite Animal. 11) An Animation about the Scratch Mascots.
Jan 17, 2021 · In this tutorial, we learn how to make escape the room (a witch house in this project) game by solving puzzles. This is 2 part series. Please stay tuned for ...
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