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How to Make Your Clones Work in Scratch
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- čas přidán 2. 08. 2024
- Clones are a powerful tool that can help Scratchers create multiple enemies, projectiles or other game elements without needing to create a separate sprite for each object on the screen. It's a topic that's poorly understood by a lot of new Scratchers, though, and Mr. T's students often get into trouble by accidentally creating more clones than Scratch can handle.
In this short Scratch Hacks tutorial, tech educator Andrew Tomec walks you through the basics of creating and using clones in your projects. With help from his nemesis, the mad scientist Dr. Strangedude you'll learn some of the pitfalls that often trip up coders when they first start using clones.
00:00 Dr. Strangedude's evil plan
01:44 What are clones?
02:10 Controlling clones
03:24 Be careful with keyboard controls!
04:09 Out of ammo!?
04:46 Naming your clones
Original Scratch art by Miss Lynne (@MissLynne71)
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Naming your clones: scratch.mit.edu/projects/9029...
You'll find more of the Scratch files we used to create our tutorials in this studio: scratch.mit.edu/studios/32681076
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To use the custom block, just type the sounds you want to speak into the white input bubble and edit the text by adding the number 5 to add a 0.5-second delay or a 1 to add a 0.1-second delay. See our lip sync video tutorial for complete instructions and examples. • Lip sync animation mag...
=======ABOUT SCRATCH HACKS======
Created by Atomec Studios and narrated by veteran tech educator Andrew Tomec, SCRATCH HACKS is a series of quick and simple Scratch coding tutorials aimed at beginner- to intermediate-level coders. Scratch Hacks aim to take the fear factor out of coding with byte-sized video tutorials that offer tips and advice on the most common questions and problems that arise when youngsters first take up coding in Scratch. In his work as a Canadian elementary school teacher, Mr. T has taught hundreds of introductory coding classes to children from kindergarten up. "I was struck by how often the same simple questions arise in every class I teach. Learning to code is like learning any other language, and these compact lessons will help give learners the vocabulary they need to express themselves in the digital world."
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this guy has to be the coolest scratch code explainer ever
3:33 I didn't understand why my clone just did random stuff, but now I know it was because I used the brodcast block. THANKS u saved my projekt!
Yay!
Guess Dr. Strangedude's favorite block is create clone block
mwahahahahaaaa!!
Vampire Survivors is one of my favorite games EVER! So glad to see we can recreate something similar in Scratch. Thank you Atomec Studios so much for the help!
Awesome! Happy coding!
I saw the game! I love how you can name a clone yourself, but if the name is to long, it won't finish talking and span another clone. But anyways, great tutorial!
LOL, you need to work pretty hard to come up with a name that takes more than 4 seconds to pronounce. Glad you enjoyed the tutorial!
Really informative and useful. You are also so underrated.
Hey Atomec! Glad to see you uploading again!
Hey thanks! With summer past us, you're ready to start making content more regularly. Thanks for noticing!
Ay, thanks! I always think that I know how to do most of this, but I often forget how simple stuff like clones and local variables actually work. Thanks for the refresher!
Thanks! Everyone THINKS they understand these simple aspects of Scratch, but as we're prepping these lessons and trying to explain things clearly, we're always surprised by how much we end up learning along the way!
Very cool Atomec👍🏻
Thanks! We're very proud of the nanobots sequence in particular.
I had a problem with clones and brodcast, but you can fix It by putting the brodcast code in another actor/stage.
Yes, that approach will definitely stop you from accidentally making clones of "myself".
I want my clones to make clones every round but they don't
There are a lot of things that can go wrong when you're creating clones. That's why we made this video!
It's hard to tell without looking at your Scratch project, but one common mistake among new scratchers is they don't realize that clones appear in the same (x,y) coordinates as your original sprite. It's possible you're making clones, but don't know it, because the clones are hiding underneath your original sprite. If you want more help please share your file with me on my teacher Scratch account, @mrtomec, so I can see where things are going wrong.
Cool tutorial
Thanks!
I was trying to say Atomec studios and it messed up when I sent the comment
:(. I’ll try it in a diffrent way
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Is for Atomec
LOL. Thanks for trying, Gabriel. Sorry it took so long to reply. We've been super busy.
BEST VIDEO YET!
Awww, thanks! We're learning a lot as we make more of these.
@@atomecstudios I especially liked the intro. I think the intros get better every time!
thank you now i can make better games with this knowledge
That's what we're hoping!
getting used to illions!
Hi! Thanks for your tutorial, it's really funny and clarifying. However, I still struggle to understand this "extra spawning" behaviour when using the "Make a clone of myself" block. If, say, I want to create clones of the current sprite, and I use a loop to create them, triggering the loop by pressing the spacebar, it'll work fine! However, if I create one by one, the extra spawning will happen. No idea why it behaves differently!
Sorry to take so long replying! I'd have to look at your code to know for sure, but I think the reason is that the when key pressed blocks don't work on clones, so your code won't accidentally make clones that way.
Atomic tutorial for scratch begginers
Thrird nice tutorial
Thank you! Cheers!
Homer, Carl, Barney, Lenny, and Moe, HMMM I WONDER WHERE I HEARD THOSE NAMES BEFORE
🤔 Well, Homer was a famous Greek poet. Not sure I see a connection.
@@atomecstudios I don't know but those names remind me of names from a show
@@DarnellsRandomStuff Barney is a dinosaur
@@nerdyahhmafaka Ok thats 2 out 5 so what about lenny, Carl, and Moe?
@@DarnellsRandomStuff uhhhh
Soyjak army
Yes
That's not a real quiz!
There's no quiz, so not sure what you're getting at.