Today's Challenge: More Animation Storytelling and Scrolling!

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Today's Challenge: More Animation Storytelling and Scrolling!

Today's Big Ideas Speech Bubbles & Sound Loops & Timing Sprites Imagination!

Your sprites can be actors in your own story or joke! Telling A Story Your sprites can be actors in your own story or joke!

How To Do It Pick some sprites Decide what they should do & say Use times and waits so they sync up

Make sure these times match How To Do It: The Code Make sure these times match And these!

You Can Do Lots More! Think of new stories or jokes Record voices on the Sound tab Animate with different costumes Use Broadcasts for more syncing

Another Challenge: Scrolling Backgrounds Stage can't move: need to use sprites for moving background

Sprites can't be bigger than stage: max length is 480 also The Scratch Stage 480 240,180 0,0 + 360 y -240,-180 x Sprites can't be bigger than stage: max length is 480 also

To make it look like Mario is moving Right … Don't move Mario, Move the ground Left x Sprites can't be bigger than stage: max length of each one is 480, so we need at least two of them. Add more to make ground longer.

How to do it, Part 1 … Make a variable XPos: x-position of the first ground sprite. The second ground sprite will be at x-position XPos + 480.

How to do it, Part 2 … Reducing XPos makes the ground move to the left, to give impression that Mario is moving right.

Make Mario stand on the ground … y If below ground (touching colour), move Mario up a bit. If above ground (not touching colour) move Mario down a bit.

Advanced Idea: Parallax Effect Mountains appear to move more slowly, so change their XPos by a smaller amount. Also need to consider layers: the ordering of the sprites.