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Example levels maze game - Click "See inside" to look at the code.
Example levels maze game - Click "See inside" to look at the code.
First, Paint
First, Paint
1. Start with the Basic Maze Game.
1. Start with the Basic Maze Game.
2. Select your stage and go to Backdrops. Then duplicate your current backdrop.
2. Select your stage and go to Backdrops. Then duplicate your current backdrop.
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Right-click on your backdrop and duplicate it.
3. Change the current backdrop names to names that makes sense.
3. Change the current backdrop names to names that makes sense.
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This helps you keep your backdrops organized.
4. Paint your new backdrop. Make sure that your lines are the same color for every level.
4. Paint your new backdrop. Make sure that your lines are the same color for every level.
5. Make as many levels as you want.
5. Make as many levels as you want.
6. When you have made enough levels, paint one more backdrop, named "Win" that the player will see when they win the game.
6. When you have made enough levels, paint one more backdrop, named "Win" that the player will see when they win the game.
Then, Code
Then, Code
7. Select your Hero sprite.
7. Select your Hero sprite.
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Delete the code that says "You win!" when your hero touches the goal.
Delete the code that says "You win!" when your hero touches the goal.
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Replace it with code that sends your hero back to the start and switches to the next backdrop.
Replace it with code that sends your hero back to the start and switches to the next backdrop.
8. Also on your Hero, switch backdrop to Level 1, right after the flag is clicked.
8. Also on your Hero, switch backdrop to Level 1, right after the flag is clicked.
9. Also on your Hero, program your game to stop when your player gets to the "Win!" backdrop.
9. Also on your Hero, program your game to stop when your player gets to the "Win!" backdrop.
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