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Reflection: For Your Portfolio
Reflection: For Your Portfolio
Introduction
This app allows users to click on the dandelions to cut them and save the perfect lawn. Once the user wins the game by reaching a score of 10, the game will speak: "let's get some lemonade!"
Reflection
Be sure to provide screenshots along with your explanations.
- Give brief descriptions of the enhancements you added to your app. Provide screen shots of important blocks and describe how you used them to solve certain programming problems.
- Answer
- I changed the app theme to be dandelion sprites popping up on the perfect lawn canvas with sound effect of a trimmer when target is hit. I also added an end game that included a stop to the moving sprite and an audible message. I also added a new game button that reset the score and restarted the sprite movement.
- When the user touches an ImageSprite, both the Canvas.Touched and ImageSprite.Touched events are triggered. This is important for more complex games. For instance, suppose there are two "Androids" in your game. If you hit one, you earn a point. If you hit the other, you lose two points. If you hit the Canvas and don't hit any Android, you lose 1 point. How would you code this?
- Answer
- You would have to code this with three separate sprites named and set the parameters based on each type.
- How do you speed up the movement of the mole? What is the fastest it could move?
- Answer
- You can change the speed factor in the clock on the design side, the fastest of which would be too fast for anyone to really play or perhaps even see that quickly.
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Be sure to provide screenshots along with your explanations for each of the enhancements that you made.
Note: This section may repeat based on how many large Event Handlers you have.
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