Scratch -
Augmented Reality

EASY MODE EXAMPLE - Meet Batty, my new A.R. pet.  He usually likes to stay in my hand!

CHALLENGE MODE EXAMPLE- A bear is blocking Batty's cave!  In this mini-game, the player must feed the bear enough honey to make him sleepy!  Note: transparency is increased, but it is still webcam controlled.

✅ Use https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/editor/ to build an original mini-game, digital story, or interactive art project that incorporates Video Sensing blocks.  You can build upon an Easy Mode project or start fresh.

✅ Your code should make sense to you and others;  just dragging random blocks into a stack without meaning/intent doesn't count! 

Things to consider: 

-Triggering other sprite’s events with a ‘broadcast’ when motion is detected on an object (a “button” that must be touched by the user)

-Tell an interactive children’s story, where the story doesn’t progress until the user completes a task with motion

-Minigame - score changes when certain video motion events occur

-Artistic creation - create a unique/complex interactive art exhibit (things can change color or effects with motion, other cause/effect scenarios)

✅ Use https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/editor/ to build a highly complex mini-game, digital story, or interactive art project that incorporates Video Sensing blocks.

✅ Your app should include

• Variables

• If Statements

• Loops

✅ The app should take you at least 30 minutes to build

✅ Use any resources you need to learn how to accomplish your goals, including searches and YouTube videos