So you programmed your Pong game in the first part of this assignment (click here for details).
In this assignment, you will make a copy of your Scratch Pong game and then modify it. Your modified Pong game should have at least TWO new modifications.
When you turn this in on Canvas make sure to use the instructions area to describe which of these two mods that you added. You can use one the options below or craft your own game mod.
Let’s start by making a copy of your program.
- In Scratch, open your original Pong game.
2. Click on File on the top menu bar.
3. Choose “Save as a copy”. Then rename your NEW Pong like this with your last name: Milstead Pong Mod. But use your last name.
Now it’s time to add at least two modifications to your Pong game.
Here are some ideas:
1. change the paddle control to left and right arrow keys. Apply this code to the paddle sprite.
2. add an obstacle that appears when you reach a certain score.
-the new obstacle should be a new sprite (you can draw it or pick one that exists).
-add this code to your new sprite (you choose what score makes the obstacle appear or disappear:
-then add this code to any ball sprites that are in play. This way the ball will bounce off of the new obstacle.
3. add a power – up (ask me to show you an example). This could make the paddle larger for a short time, slow the balls down, etc.
4. adding background music – tutorial here.
5. high score leaderboard – we can’t use cloud variables so make sure that you are using normal (local) variables- tutorial here.