How to Make a Temple Run Game on Scratch
Start by setting up a backdrop that looks like a temple corridor and then create your character sprite. Use Scratch's 'when green flag clicked' block to initialize your game, and then use 'forever' loops to handle movement and obstacle generation. Don't forget to add coins and power-ups as sprites, and use variables to keep track of the score. Have fun!
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Just use the 'when green flag clicked' block, create sprites for your runner and obstacles, and use 'forever' loops for movement. Simple as that.
I made a simplified version on Scratch! Use clones for obstacles and coins, and utilize 'broadcast' blocks to handle collisions. Also, use variables to track distance and score. It helps if you break down tasks like movement and collision detections into separate scripts. Happy coding!
To make a Temple Run game on Scratch, you'll wanna set up a scrolling background to simulate endless running. Make separate sprites for the runner and the obstacles, and use Scratch's collision-detection blocks to handle interactions. You'll need to use a lot of 'if' statements to manage what happens when your character hits an obstacle or collects a coin. Good luck!
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