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GAME:IT Paddle Ball Objectives: Review skills from Introduction Create a background Add simple object control (up and down) Add how to create a simple scoring system Using old and new skills, develop a game of “paddle ball”

Here are the 5 sprites you will need to create for Game2. They are located in Game2 Resources. They are spr_ball, spr_edge, spr_miss, spr_score, and spr_paddle

Create the 3 sounds listed below and load the sounds from the sound files in the Game 2 Resources folder snd_beep = beep.wav snd_miss = miss.wav snd_score = score.wav

To create a background, just load the background from the Game 2 Resources folder and name it bckgd_green.

Create the following objects and associate the sprites you created earlier. obj_ball, obj_paddle, obj_score obj_miss, obj_edge, and obj_scoreboard. All objects are checked visible & solid EXCEPT obj_miss & obj_scoreboard. obj_miss has none checked. obj_score has just visible checked and does not use a sprite.

Create a font to display the score Name it ft_score - Select the font of your choice - Select the Size and choose Bold and Italic if you wish Click OK to save

Create a Room to look like the one below: - Make sure the X & Y Snap is set to 16 - Add obj_scoreboard in the upper left corner. Because no sprite is assigned to this object, it displays as a blue circle with a red question mark

Programming the Objects: Obj_edge: Has no programming Obj_score: One EVENT: Collision with obj_ball Actions: Set Score: New Score = 1 Also, check the relative button. This increases your score each time the ball hits the wall. Play Sound: Select snd_score from the drop down. Loop = False (we don’t want the sound to repeat)

Obj_miss: One EVENT: Collision with obj_ball Actions: Set Score: New Score = -2 Also check the relative button. (Decreases your score by 2 when you miss the ball) Play Sound: Select snd_miss from the drop down. Loop = False (we don’t want the sound to repeat)

Obj_paddle: Four EVENTs: Event 1: Collision with obj_edge Action: Move Fixed - select the center button (stops movement) Speed = 0 Event 2: Keyboard event – Select Action: Move Fixed select the center button (stops movement) Speed = 0 Event 3: Keyboard event - Select Action: Move Fixed – Select the Up arrow Speed = 7 Relative is NOT checked Event 4: Keyboard event – Select Action: Move Fixed – Select the Down arrow Speed = 7 Relative is NOT checked

Obj_ball: Five EVENTs: Event 1: Create Actions: Set Score = 0 (This starts the score at 0) Relative is NOT checked Move Fixed – Select the 4 corners. Speed = 5 Relative is NOT checked Event 2: Collision with obj_edge Actions: Bounce precisely against solid objects Play Sound = snd_beep; loop = false

Event 3: Collision with obj_paddle Actions: Play Sound = snd_beep loop = false Move Fixed - Select the 3 left facing arrows Speed = 5 Relative is NOT checked Event 4: Collision with obj_score Action: Bounce precisely against solid objects. Event 5: Collision with obj_miss Actions: Jump to Start position Move Fixed – Select the 4 corner arrows Speed = 5 Relative is NOT checked

Obj_scoreboard: Event 1: Draw > Draw GUI ONE EVENT: 3 Actions Action 1: Set the color Click in the color field to see the Color pop up. Select a color that will show up on the green background.

Obj_scoreboard continued Action 2: Set Font Font = ft_score Align = Left Action 3: Draw Score x = 50 y = 25 Caption = Score:

Save the Game—Save it as Game2_yourname It is now ready to test your game! Assignment: Modify the game so that each time the ball hits the paddle, the ball increases in speed – which increases the difficulty of the game. Also – change the background to another image. Save it as Game 2A_yourname