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Customise & Explain your game Games Programming in Scratch

STARTER Open up your ‘Game Planning’ worksheet saved in your folder from lesson 1 Read through the idea for your game

Today’s Lesson Learning Objectives: Customise sprites to follow your planning Using comments to explain events and actions used Excellence I can customise/develop my own resources (sprites/backgrounds) and import them into my game Developing I can collect and import a selection of sprites/backgrounds that will be used in my game, including at later stages Secure I can import and use sprites/backgrounds in my game following my planning Foundation I can with support import and use my own sprites in a project

Game so far… Set up a basic working game with; Main character, Enemy, Objects to collect, Lives, Score, End to game At the moment, not the sprites you have planned! Today’s lesson… - Customising your game to follow your plan but collecting and using Sprites - Explaining your game so far by using ‘Comments’

a) Find and Save As Sprites Today’s Task 1 a) Find and Save As Sprites Look at your ‘Game Planning’ Use the Internet to Find + Save As all the Sprite images you need to make your game Main Character Enemy Item to collect Background b) Change your Sprites in Scratch For each object in game… Select ‘Sprite’ and click on ‘Costumes’ Find new sprite using ‘upload’ button Delete old costume (click on cross)

c) Add a background Today’s Task 1 Click on the ‘Stage’, and then click on ‘Backdrops’ Click on the ‘upload’ button to select your saved background image

It’s your game now!… You should have a game now looks more like your plan. We have more things to add to it like; Levels, Menu screen, More objects to avoid/collect, Sounds But first… Need to show that you understand what you have done so far!

Commenting your Scripts ‘Comments’ are little notes that you can add next to your Scripts They let you write text to explain what the blocks are doing (to prove you understand!) To add a comment, ‘right click’ on the block you want to comment, and click ‘add comment’

Comment your Code (Examples)

Comment your Scripts Today’s Task 2 Go to your game and add ‘Comments’ to your different Scripts Try to explain in as much detail what the different Scripts are doing

What are these scripts doing??? Plenary What are these scripts doing???