GAMING IN KODU – Lesson 3.

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GAMING IN KODU – Lesson 3

Learning Objective Write the Learning objective onto your Self Assessment Sheet LO: Learn how to use different pages and add scoring to a game in Kodu.

Good & Bad Apples Create a small, flat new world. Add Kodu to your world. Add three green apples and three brown apples to the world. Program Kodu so you can control him with the Xbox controller and make him eat the green apples if he touches them.

Different Pages Program Kodu so when he eats a brown apple he switches to Page 2. Program Page 2 to switch back to Page 1 after 5 seconds while doing the following: Changing colour to green Saying he doesn’t feel well Can you work out how to change Kodu’s colour back to normal?

Scoring and Health Change your program so the score goes up when Kodu eats a green apple. Add a hit metre to show damage to Kodu, this should go down by 2 points when he eats a brown apple. Make the score increase when Kodu eats green apples. EXTENSION: Add Game End and Win screens to display when Kodu loses all health or collects all of the green apples. Think of some additional features you could add to your game.

Self Assessment Use your Self Assessment Sheet to assess your progress against today’s learning objective.   