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G7 UNIT 3- SCRATCH/GAME WORDSOnline version

words linked to scratch commands and blocks

by Jonathan Dunsby
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The characters, objects, or visual elements that you program to move, talk, and interact on the screen.

2

I CAN USE THESE TO MOVE MY SPRITE AROUND ON THE SCREEN.

3

Blue blocks used to control a sprite's position, direction, and movement on the stage.

4

Purple-colored category of commands used to control how a sprite or stage appears on the screen.

5

ADD THESE TO CREATE A FEELING TO YOUR SOUND/PACE/REACTIONS TO YOUR GAME

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These are shaped with a rounded top (hat blocks), meaning nothing can connect above them.

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Deciding when, how often, or under what rules other blocks run.

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Includes touching detection, keyboard and mouse inputs, and timer or sound values.

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Examples of these include arithmetic blocks (+, -, *, /), comparison blocks (<, =, >), and logical blocks (and, or, not).

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These consist of individual numbers or text values—such as a game's score, a timer, or a player's name.

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Let you make your own functions, save code groups, and stop repeating steps.

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Positive and Negative Numbers that tell you the exact location of a sprite on the stage.

     
  
  
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Y CO-ORDINATES GO THIS WAY/DIRECTION

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X CO-ORDINATES GO THIS WAY/DIRECTION

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This is the new file i create each time a new scratch program is created.

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I CLICK ON THIS ICON IF I WANT TO DELETE SOMETHING.

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The tiny square dots that make up the screen canvas,

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THIS GIVES A SETTING/ENVIROMENT FOR MY SPRITE.

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THIS GOES AT THE BEGINNING OF YOUR SCRATCH CODE

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THESE CAN BE ADDED TO THE CODE/BLOCKS TO HELP PEOPLE/PROGRAMMER UNDERSTAND THE PURPOSE OF THE CODE.

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