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Level Progression: level switching with transition 2 methods.mp4
In this training, you will learn how to create navigation from one point of the game to another. In other words, you will learn how to have a game start at the main menu, move to the start of the game, change level, end of the game, and reply options.
1) Visit this webpage
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/91091724/#editor click "see inside" button, click "file" and then "download to computer". Save the file to your computer and open it in scratch. You can do this by double-clicking the scratch icon on your school laptop's desktop. Once the program is open, click "file" then "open" and select the scratch file you downloaded.
2) You will notice that the file you downloaded is a working main menu system. When you click the "start" button you see a "level one" screen appears, and then nothing else.
3) program so that when an object (any object really) crosses the screen and touches the right edge of the screen, level one switches to the transition screen for 2 seconds, and then switches to "level 2". If it happens again, "level 2" becomes "level 3" but again has the transition screen show up for 2 seconds. If it happens yet again, then it will say "You win" by switching to the "You Win" screen.
When you complete this assignment, show Mr. French. Nothing to turn in, but the assignment is scored.
Coding Background Music:
In this assignment, you will start with a shell of a program that goes through the multiple levels when you press the spacebar. Your job is to code background music for each level/background.
Watch this Video, then open up the Scratchfile and do the assignment.
Getting elements from your teammates:
As the senior coder, it will be part of your job to put finished work that has passed testing into the final version of the game. You the senior coder, are the person with the final version of the game! So let's practice...1. Watch this video
2. Open the "Shared Project.sb2" scratch file located in this shared Google folder
3. Download the monkey.sprite file and put it in that project
4. Download the "mixdown.wav" audio file and have the scratch project play that sounds when you click the green flag
5. Download the "monkey with bannana.png" and change the costumes of the monkey sprite with the "monkey with bannana.png" image.
6. Download the "river raid screen.svg" and make that the new main menu backdrop.
7. ask for your project to go through testing
8. Turn in "shared project.sb2" into haiku after it passes testing
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