How to Create a One Scene Animation using #Scratch #Tutorial #Coding

This project is a good introduction for anyone starting to Code, as it covers key aspects to Create your own One-Scene animation.

You learn how to give a title to your Scene, Remix a give project to start as baseline.
You then learn to work with the different sprites and set them initially on the Stage as starting point using x-y position and code it.
You learn how to start with the event, and act when your 1st Scene is set.
You can move sprites, by using 3 different methods.
How to change costumes to make the motion look more real.

Remix, and Scratch On along with the tutorial:
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/427610175

00:00 - Introduction to the one-scene project
00:40 - Looking at your own projects in MyStuff
00:50 - Remixing an existing project - https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/427610175
03:00 - Adding text to the project
04:20 - Looking at the Sprites in the project
04:25 - Deleting unwanted sprites
04:40 - Show and place your first Sprite on the Stage
05:22 - Bringing up the frog on the Stage, changing its size as suitable to the scene
06:00 - Bringing the crow to the stage, and looking at its costumes
06:35 - Looking at the swan
07:20 - Bringing a butterfly from the Scratch Library
08:02 - Naming the project
08:15 - Plan on how to animate the Scene
09:15 - Looking at the Coding Section area - every object has its own coding area
09:40 - Start to Code on Event ‘When Green Flag clicked’
10:25 - Tell every character what to do when this Scene is displayed
10:45 - Code for the tree to be positioned correctly, setting its size correctly and show it
12:00 - Butterfly Code - Start position, set the direction to tilt, set its initial position and show it
12:50 - Gliding the butterfly
14:15 - Pausing the butterfly at a place using wait code block
14:45 - Looking at different costumes of butterfly - setting the initial costume
15:45 - Now work on the crow, do the same initialisations - set its position, and show it. Also learn how to use the front block
16:30 - Showing the crow is flying using the changing costumes of crow
20:50 - Look at your scene in Full Screen Mode
21:00 - Lets code the frog now, using the move block to move straight ahead
23:05 - Frogs hop, changing the y position also
24:55 - Adding some sound to the project - chirp chatter, and play it using the forever loop
26:00 - Enhance your project to do more things with animals and birds
26: 50 - Summary
How to move sprites, how to set the x-y positions
How to change costumes, make motion look more real

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