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Today in TechHive, I created multiple backdrops and a few sprites for the Member Game: "Bug Race." A couple of the shots are shown here, but there were multiple backdrops to show a gradual turn left, right, and then straight. I edited the flower and the bug to be used and uploaded it to the Google Drive folder. They can be found at the link below:
http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/18017778/
Today I worked on helping come up with the background for the Bug Race that will be included for the member games.
Afterwards, I joined the group in BEAM and I learned about how circuits work and the different vocabulary used. (voltage, resistance, current, and electricity). (and to not put the wires of the battery pack wires into the battery pack because it will burn) Then, Ethan and I adopted Arman's maglev train and modified it a little. We then used the aluminum railings to light up an LED light as the wires touched the railing.
Finally, I helped Alex with recording the script on Camptasia for a beginning tutorial on our chapter about building a basketball. In the techtorial, we showed how to build a variable and a little but of how they are used.
I worked on operation board today, I decided to use a robot as our "patient", I worked on it approximately for 5 hrs. At the end, the robot operation board did operate properly, but I definitely need to find some way to improve it. I am looking forward to build another one next week. :D
Wilson and I worked on the operation board today, we built another prototype based on robot, luckily it worked after 4 hrs of work; the con about this prototype is we need to replace the parts of the robot's "organ" (because they are conductive).
Wilson and I worked on the operation board today, we built another prototype based on robot, luckily it worked after 4 hrs of work; the con about this prototype is we need to replace the parts of the robot's "organ" (because they are conductive).
Ethan and I worked on Diner Dash. We copied a game similar to Diner Dash and Whac-a-Mole, in which two teams hit their targets as fast as possible in a set time period. We made two versions of the game; in the first version, the two teams are split into two sides, like it is in the video. In the second version, there is no barrier, so the two teams have to move to the left and right sides to get their targets.
Currently, the problem with the game is that it's too simplistic, thus it's kind of boring. Right now, we're just hitting the targets, and there's not really an exciting element to this game besides that there's a timer. So we need to change the game mechanics somehow to make it more interactive (rather than just hitting the buttons, maybe including a team aspect like in the video example). The boxes don't really work with this game because you can't leave the boxes on the buttons (otherwise the box would just be holding down the buttons).
The next steps would probably be to redesign the game and use the boxes somehow.
I worked on operation board today, I decided to use a robot as our "patient", I worked on it approximately for 5 hrs. At the end, the robot operation board did operate properly, but I definitely need to find some way to improve it. I am looking forward to build another one next week. :D
Edits and Progress
Today, I worked and edited the Storyboard with Ethan for Chapter 1 and 2. Then, I wrote the entire script for Chapter 2 Level 1.
