Recent Projects in TCNJ Scratch Boot Camp-4944

Pong Ball Sim. with SPIN EFFECT!

Now the classic game of Pong has become even wilder! Struggle frantically to keep the ball in the air while countering the effects of its spin against the paddle and wall! (Factors that affect its spin are how fast the paddle's moving when the ball hits it, and how much the ball is spinning when it hits the wall.) Have a ball!! XD

Click-and-Drag Bungee Balls!

Hooray! (This was created using the principles of my Slingshot program; I've been wanting to make this for a while.) This program is similar to Canthiar's "Two Masses and a Spring" in its effect, but I intentionally didn't look at his code because I wanted to make my own from scratch (which is pretty much how I like to do everything!). But I'd still like to acknowlege Canthiar because I don't know if I would have made this had I not seen his project first, and also because Canthiar is basically Awesome City. Press S to toggle band stamp on/off. Press R to reset balls' positions. Press SPACEBAR to cycle through 3 backgrounds.

One Very Incredible Optical Illusion

I had seen something like this on the internet a long time ago, and I felt like taking a few minutes to recreate its effect through Scratch. Enjoy!! =D

Slider-Collision Simulation

Similar to one of the minigames in Super Mario 64 DS. I'd like to make a game out of this sometime soon. It's a lot of fun to play around with. (Also, the physics aren't PERFECT They're about the closest I could get in about an hour of working on it.)

Interactive Rope Simulation!! (5-point)

ZOMG!! As usual, I had the concept for this way before I actually made it. I'm really glad with the way it turned out, to be quite honest. Although it still looks a little blocky, it does exactly what I want it to. --As usual, have fun!! X9

Piano Tutorial v. 2

Project Goals: My central goal for this project was to create and interactive, fun, while also educational program for an introduction to piano playing. To be used in conjunction with a piano teacher, Piano Tutorial v 2.0 is supposed to serve as a game for a student to �refresh� their memory of where the notes fall on the keyboard and their respective symbols on the staff and note names. I also, then, wanted to create an aspect of the program in which a song would be played while the music appears on the staff and the keyboard lights up the respective notes. Instructions for Running: The project opens with a welcoming page in which there is a picture of a piano and the title of the program. The user should click on the Sprite �Begin� in order to start the tutorial. After the Sprite is clicked on, the musical staff and piano keyboard will appear. The user can then click on any note on the keyboard and watch as the note name appears along with the note on the staff showing the user its notation. Once the user has finished, they can click on the �Play a Song� button in which they will have the option of playing �Mary had a Little Lamb�. The user can watch the keyboard and the music while they listen to the song play. After the song if finished, the user can try to play it or go back and fool around some more with the keyboard.

Late To class

Hey there! This is one of my first completed scratch projects that actually /works/. Thanks to Twist for the scripting aspects of it.

3-D Gravity Simulation

I had an epiphany today and realized the only thing that I needed to create artificial 3-D simulation was an imaginary z-axis, which would then control size... that's basically how I made this ...ARROW KEYS-- move "Gravity" around. D-- pen down (also generates random color). U-- pen up. C-- clear. A-- move Gravity backwards (away from you). S-- move Gravity forwards (towards you). Have fun!! XD

Brett's Marble Lighting

Here's a little test I wanted to try out by creating the illusion of lighting. It seemed to work pretty well. (Of course, it's not perfectly smooth, but it does what I want it to.) NOTE: Play around with the light using the S, E, D, and F keys.

Numbers Tutorial

This is a simple program I wrote to help explain the "Numbers" feature of Scratch. (You have to download it so you can edit the program as it progresses, which is required at one point.)

Eickhoff: The Game! (VERY preliminary version)

I only got to finish the (VERY barren) first level. This is just to get the beginning of my project up here so I can hear some people's feedback about the game concept. (And yes, those are pictures of my actual right hand. Everything else, I drew on Scratch.)

Project: Break and Release (v2)

The "finalized" version of the game I made for my class. (Have fun!!) =:D

pong soccer

Ipod

Click on the song to hear it!

DJ

Click on the play button with the mouse to start the song then click down on the record to start scratching. Become a DJ!!