Scratch Tutorial – Working with Costumes
Difficulty: Intro
In this tutorial you will begin to understand how your can change or manipulate sprites by editing costumes. When you change a sprite color, modify the way it looks, or duplicate it you are working with a costume. Basically, a costume is a variation of a sprite.
Privious: Working with Loops
Next: Working with Sounds
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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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Explore the sprite library
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Find a sprite that has multiple costumes
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Add it to your stage and animate it with a loop
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Adjust the speed to go fast or slow
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