Recently I found an interesting LEGO WeDo 2.0 model on YouTube. It is a giant helicopter model in terms of its size. It uses most of the parts in one LEGO WeDo 2.0 set. What is more amazing is that it uses one single motor to drive three components - the top propeller, the rear …
Month: July 2020
Tips and Tricks of Developing Games with Scratch – Use of Clone
Clone functions are used widely when we design Scratch projects. We could use "create clone" to create multiple sprite clones with similar appearance or behaviors. For example, in a star war game, we could use clones to create multiple enemy missiles. In a fish eating game, we could use clones to create a school of …
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Learn Scratch by Reading and Analyzing Others’ Project – Another Way to Design Tetris, Part 2
Learn Scratch by Reading and Analyzing Others' Project - Another way to design Tetris
Learn Scratch by Reading and Analyzing Others’ Project – Another Way to Design Tetris, Part 1
Learn Scratch by reading and analyzing others' project - another way to design Tetris
Learn Scratch by Remixing Others’ Project – BeatCube! remix Part 3
Learn Scratch by remixing others' project
Learn Scratch by Remixing Others’ Project – BeatCube! remix Part 2
Learn Scratch by remixing others' project
Learn Scratch by Remixing Others’ Project – BeatCube! remix Part 1
Learn Scratch by remixing others' project
Make Your LEGO EV3 Model Square Up and Run Along a Wall
Make LEGO EV3 model square up and run alone a line
Analyze a LEGO MindStorms EV3 Model – Droid Bot 2
Analyze a LEGO MindStorms EV3 Model - Droid Bot 2
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