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Does anyone know how to create a timer or score keeping function in the sprite lab, app lab or game lab? We have been looking around and don’t seem to find the answer.
Hello, I’m working with a couple of students to try and create a scrolling platformer in game lab that has both vertical and horizontal scrolling. Thus far we have horizontal scrolling figured out, but the vertical scrolling is vexing us. We’ve tried many solutions and this is the best we can come up with at this point. It uses the built-in collide function. The problem is that when the ...
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I’m using the code.org curriculum for the second year, and figured I’d better get my butt in gear and get better at java script. I was a database developer for years but I’m afraid my coding is awfully rusty so my apologies in advance – since I’m relatively sure I’m doing something dense:
I wrote the code myself with Code.org When the student uses the fish to press on the food, the food will bounce off the edge once or twice and then go completely off the screen. We want the fish food to stay on the screen and not go off the screen which is why he created Edges.
Can anybody upload a video or anything else of what the students will be completing in Unit 6. I need something to show my administration so they will buy me the circuit boards. Thanks in advance.
A student is wondering is there is a “wait” code? He wants his player to wait for a certain amount of time when touching another object and then for the player’s velocity to increase. We looked through the game lab docs but couldn’t find something that would do that. I did see this solution pop up when typing this request. Thanks in advance!
I am new to the code.org site and trying to find my way around. I believe my chairperson is going to have me teach a python course next year…does code.org have a python course? terence.stone25 January 9, 2019, 3:29am
If you want irregular intervals I think your easiest option is to setup a timedLoop that “ticks” every 0.5 secs, and then use a counter to make it stay on for some multiple of 0.5 – 4 “ticks” in your case.