Chapter 2 Quiet on the Set - Action!. Last chapter: ⋆ Characters ⋆ Movement ⋆ Comments ⋆ Cones ⋆ act1.

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Chapter 2 Quiet on the Set - Action!

Last chapter: ⋆ Characters ⋆ Movement ⋆ Comments ⋆ Cones ⋆ act1

Goal: ⋆ nyder_fluency_3/alice/video2-2/ ⋆ Steps: ⋆ undo ⋆ robin faces and approaches peter ⋆ loop ⋆ ending condition ⋆ Peter’s reaction ⋆ Robin’s response ⋆ debugging

Undoing ⋆ Load program from last week (with Peter flapping wings) ⋆ drag “Do together” to trash can ⋆ undo ⋆ redo

Robin faces and approaches Peter ⋆ turn to face peter -> then play ⋆ approach Peter ⋆ while true ⋆ move forward 1 meter -> play ⋆ stop within 2 meter’s of Peter ⋆ robin -> functions -> proximity -> x -> at least... away from... ⋆ play

Peter reacts ⋆ Peter faces Robin -> play ⋆ Together ⋆ jumps 2 times ⋆ flap wings 2 times ⋆ turn left 2 revolutions (2 seconds) -> play

Robin is startled ⋆ moves back on meter ⋆ faces camera -> play

Debugging ⋆ Have camera do a robinCloseUp -> play ⋆ does not work ⋆ remove it ⋆ move camera towards Robin’s head -> play ⋆ need more -> (try different amounts) ⋆ Robin says “Oh my goodness! Sorry about that.” -> play ⋆ make it last 5 seconds

Dim lights ⋆ world -> set ambientLightBrightness to > play ⋆ increase length (5 seconds)

Homework: ⋆ Fix problems from last week ⋆ Add to your world: ⋆ loop statement (or while) ⋆ do together ⋆ camera movement ⋆ Due: Monday (May 23) at 13:00 ( me)