Advanced Scratch Techniques. Learning by Example A review (mostly) –File-> Open -> Examples -> Interactive Art ->WHEEE Something else we could do –File->

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Advanced Scratch Techniques

Learning by Example A review (mostly) –File-> Open -> Examples -> Interactive Art ->WHEEE Something else we could do –File-> Open -> Examples -> Names -> Tamika My daughter’s dress-up gamedress-up game

Something new Using the mouse and mouse clicks –New Sprite -> Choose new sprite from file -> Things -> Drawing pencil –File-> Open -> Examples -> Interactive Art -> MonkeyDressUp Using other keys –File-> Open -> Examples -> Interactive Art -> Kaleidoscope

Examples… The power of costumes: –File-> Open -> Examples -> Interactive Art -> ExpressionCreator Multiple backgrounds –File-> Open -> Examples -> Greetings -> Slideshow

More Examples Talk bubbles and ghost effect –File-> Open -> Examples -> Stories-> Joke Graphic Effects –File-> Open -> Examples -> Interactive Art ->PlayWithYourFace

And Yet More Examples Using Broadcasts to communicate between Sprites –File-> Open -> Examples -> Simulations -> WeatherSimulator A fun game –File -> Open -> Examples ->Games -> BugOnAPlate

Your Turn Create something of your own design and show it to me before you leave class today.