Scratch Tutorial – Using Broadcast
Difficulty: Intro and Intermediate
Stepping into this tutorial takes you right to the edge of the ‘intro’ and begins to move you towards a more complex way of making your animation or game. Broadcast is like yelling out something to tell someone to do something or maybe handing off a baton in a relay race. As soon as the next runner gets the baton, they are off and running. Broadcast can have the same effect.
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Now that you reviewed the tutorial, let’s see if you can do the following as one animation:
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Create a changing sprite
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Place one sprite on your stage that will broadcast
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Create a sprite that will receive the broadcast and appear
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Then have that sprite that appeared, move 50 steps when it receives again
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