Areas of the SCRATCH 2 Screen

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Areas of the SCRATCH 2 Screen N Hutson 2018 © N Hutson

The Scratch Screen The SPRITE AREA This is where your characters are edited/created. A sprite is anything you want to move in your game/animation. The Scratch Screen © N Hutson

The Scratch Screen The SPRITE AREA To add a new sprite use these buttons. This allows you to select a premade sprite. The paint brush allows you to draw one. To delete the cat, RIGHT click on it ans select delete. The Scratch Screen © N Hutson

The Scratch Screen The STAGE area This is where you edit the backgrounds. These are the scenery for your game/animation and contain the things that will not move, which the sprites move over. For your game this will be some kind of maze. The Scratch Screen © N Hutson

This is where the action takes place This is where the action takes place. Whatever you code the characters to do takes place here. The Scratch Screen © N Hutson

This starts and stops the game The Scratch Screen © N Hutson

The Scratch Screen The SCRIPTS This is where you can find the codes to add to the right hand box to make thing happen. The Scratch Screen © N Hutson

The Scratch Screen The COSTUMES This is where you can change the “Costumes” of your sprite so that it can appear in different ways such as walking. The Scratch Screen © N Hutson

The Scratch Screen The COSTUMES Here you can edit the way you sprite looks or draw a completely new one. The Scratch Screen © N Hutson

The Scratch Screen The COSTUMES These buttons let you change the size of your sprite on the screen. The Scratch Screen © N Hutson

The Scratch Screen © N Hutson

© N Hutson