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HANDS-ON PROJECT
PROJECT-4 NAME: Food Hunt Game
Software Used: Scratch
Objective:
By the end of this project, you will:
Create a fun and interactive food hunt game
where players collect iconic Indian dishes
like idli, dosa, and biryani while avoiding
obstacles.
Learn Scratch tools such as Sensing,
Operators, and Motion, Events, and Control
blocks.
Develop creativity by animating sprites,
customizing backdrops, and adding sound effects.
Enhance programming and problem-solving skills while creating a visually engaging
and dynamic game.
STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Add a Thematic Backdrop
Open the Backdrops tab in Scratch (bottom-right corner).
Use the search bar to find a backdrop suitable for the food hunt theme (e.g., a
kitchen, park, or street).
Alternatively, create a custom backdrop using the Paint Editor:
o Add elements like tables, food stalls, or plates.
Save the backdrop with a descriptive name (e.g., “Food Hunt Scene”).
2. Add Sprites
Delete the default Scratch Cat sprite by right-clicking and selecting Delete.
Add sprites relevant to the game:
o Click the cat-face icon to search for food items (idli, dosa, biryani) and obstacles
(e.g., rocks or bugs).
o Alternatively, upload custom sprites or design your own in the Paint Editor.
Add a main character sprite (e.g., a chef or foodie) to collect food items.
Adjust sprite sizes using the Size property to ensure they fit well within the scene.
Place sprites strategically to create an engaging and challenging gameplay layout.
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