In my previous post, I explained the sample code of a static platformer game. Now, let's challenge ourselves for a scrolling platformer game. For this type of game, platform and other objects would move, while the main Player sprite would remain at a fixed position on the stage, as shown in this sample project. https://videopress.com/v/0yLzPzHa?preloadContent=metadata …
Continue reading Design Platformer Game in Scratch 3.0 – Algorithm Behind the Sample Code – Part 2
If you are a fan of Scratch 3.0, you must have played some of its platformer games. Platformer games (often simplified as platformer, or jump 'n' run) is a video game genre and subgenre of action games. Platformers are characterized by their heavy use of jumping and climbing to navigate the environment and reach their goal. Basically there are two types of platformer game in …
Continue reading Design Platformer Game in Scratch 3.0 – Algorithm Behind the Sample Code – Part 1
If you read my recent posts, you will notice that I have analyzed several shooting games. A typical scenario of a shooting game is that you need to deploy multiple weapons from weapon library and those weapons will shoot out bullets. There are more than one ways to design weapon dragging and bullet shooting behaviors. …
Continue reading Learn Scratch by Reading and Analyzing Others’ Project – Tower Defense
In the previous post, I recorded the first experience of using LEGO Spike Prime programming tool. It is an App based on Scratch 3.0 block language. Compared to LEGO EV3-G block language, LEGO Spike App not only is easier to get started but also introduces more flexbility in programming. In this post, let me explain …
Continue reading First Experience of LEGO Spike Prime – the Mechanical Structure
In previous post, I analyzed how to expand the skills of a demo model "Rain or Shine?". In this post, I would like to analyze another model called "Brain Game". You could find its step-by-step instruction from LEGO Spike Prime App: Unit Plans -> Life Hacks -> Brain Game. In the original program, the device …
Continue reading Play LEGO Spike Prime – Upgrade the program of “Brain Game” Model
In today's post, I would like to introduce a demo project contained in LEGO Spike Prime App. The project is located within Unit Plans -> Life Hacks -> Rain or Shine. You could find the step-by-step building instruction of the model there. I will focus on introducing the enhanced code and how to utilize LEGO …
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