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Choose Sprite. Add collision event for object and add score action. Set your score to plus 100 and check relative.

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1 Choose Sprite

2 Add collision event for object and add score action. Set your score to plus 100 and check relative

3 Add collision event and actions for wall –set the horizontal and vertical speed

4 To enter a new room you must first create room. c

5 Create a sprite and object for entering the new room c c c c

6 Add collision event and set action –Go to next room. c c

7 Add event Keyboard, and choose up,down,left, right

8 Actions- Jump to position

9 Set Left to 0y and -3 x. Make sure to check relative

10 Set Up to -3y and 0 x. Make sure to check relative

11 Set Right to 0y and 3 x. Make sure to check relative

12 Set Down to 3y and 0 x. Make sure to check relative

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