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MoonCampaign by Lyra (8 years)
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I am presenting my project called Snap the Dot. In this project, I used the on start block, set the audio pin, and created two sprites called Unicorn and Sparkle. The Unicorn is brighter, and Sparkle is dimmer so they are easy to identify. The game plays different tones and uses pauses to make it smoother. If the condition is wrong, the game ends. This project helped me learn coding better, and I am proud of my work.
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I am happy to present my project called Snap the Dot.
First, I used the on start block to begin the program and set the audio pin so sounds could play during the game. I created two sprites named Unicorn and Sparkle. The Unicorn is the brightest sprite, while Sparkle is dimmer, which helps the player easily detect the characters. At the beginning of the game, a middle C tone plays, and I added a pause of 1000 milliseconds to make the code and movement smoother.
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