Tuesday, 14 June 2016

Pinwheels

I made this pinwheel thing today in scratch. To make them move, you click them with the mouse. The more you click them, the faster they go. What I did differently from the tutorial is I added a butterfly sprite that flies across the screen every four seconds. I also added a background of a field in it.
*Fixed the non-working pinwheel*


Monday, 13 June 2016

Quiz Game

Over the weekend, I made a trivia (or quiz) game. I used a polar bear as the sprite that asks you questions. I put in a total of four questions. You have to answer the questions by typing in the LETTERS ONLY. Typing in one of the answers doesn't work. Check it out


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Friday, 10 June 2016

Scratch T6 Shooter Game

Yesterday I made a shooter game using a bat in the woods. This game took a really long time to make but it was worth it. When you shoot, it says "Ya", and when it hits the bat, it make a goose honking noise. I also made it so that when you hit the bat, then it changes red as it falls. One more thing; If you miss the bat, a gong noise plays and it starts taunting you.
How to play:
 Use the mouse to guide the scope
Click the mouse to shoot

Try and get a high score!



Thursday, 9 June 2016

Race Track Mini Game

I made this race track game in Scratch. It took a few classes because I had to change the coding around a lot. I imported a car off google because I thought it would look cool. I also made  'You Crashed' and 'Winner' screens for when you pass the finish line or crash in the mud.

Controls: Up arrow to go forward
Down arrow to move backwards
Left Arrow to turn left
Right arrow to turn right

I put in a power-up and an obstacle. You can't go through the obstacle; you have to go around it.


Monday, 6 June 2016

Scratch Mini Game

I made this game where you have to avoid being hit by an evil squirrel by shooting it with a purple ball. Instead of using a spaceship, I decided to use a ghost because I wanted to have something different. I also added a game over screen that appears once the squirrel touches you, which causes the game to stop.
 To play, you have to use the Up and Down arrows to move vertically, the Left and Right to move horizontally, and space to shoot. Have fun!


Friday, 13 May 2016

Part 2

                                                    Front and Back

Wednesday, 11 May 2016

SketchUp House

                               Front and Back

Tuesday, 3 May 2016

Planetbase Day 2

Today I played the Planetbase tutorial. I played through it once, and then the second time I took screenshots. To set up a colony, you first have to place an Oxygen Generator. The generator is essential for your colony's survival. Next, you should build an Airlock. An airlock is also needed because it allows colonists to enter and exit a base.
 After you build both of them, you should click on them, and it hit the connections button in the middle. Using a connection allows the colonists to travel between different areas of the base. There was also quite a difference between the walk through and tutorial. The tutorial tells you how to play, what everything is, where to place it, etc. In the walk through, It just says what you can do with the things you're using and it gives you little notes in the left hand corner. What I would've done instead of following the tutorial, would be to place the Oxygen Generator, then put down a Wind Turbine, Airlock, Water Extractor, and then connect them together. After that, I would put in a dorm and a canteen so Colonists can eat and sleep.

Tuesday, 26 April 2016

Planetbase


Planetbase

What is it?

Planetbase is a type of strategy game where you guide a group of space settlers trying to establish an outpost on a remote planet.









In the game, you play as the main architect and manager, telling your colonists where to build the structures they will need to survive. You will have to ensure that they have a constant supply of oxygen, food, and water to stay alive.
You will get them to collect energy, extract water, mine metal, grow food, manufacture bots, and build a fully self-sufficient base. Even if the game is not intended to be a simulator, all the mechanics are plausible, and based on what the expected challenges of establishing a colony in an new planet would be.

Monday, 29 February 2016

Friday Post Feb 26



Friday Post

Things I learned in Adobe Editor;

1. F8 - Add to library

2. Ctrl-B - Break apart group

3. Ctrl-G - Group symbols

4. Ctrl-Enter - Play movie

5.Ctrl-X - Cut something unneeded

6. Ctrl-V - Paste

7.  Shift-Ctrl-V - pastes-in-place