In Lesson 1, we created a sprite and also create four costumes: “frontâ€, “backâ€, “facing leftâ€, and “facing rightâ€.
In this lesson, we will make our sprite dance, and dance to the beat.
Step 1: Dance
Open the “dance†project that we created in Lesson 1. Click “Sprite1†and change its name to “dancer1â€.
Click “Scripts†tab. Sprite “dancer1†doesn’t have any script blocks. Click “Controlâ€.
Then drag out “forever†script block and drop it in the script editor.
Click “Looksâ€. Drag out “next costume†block and drop it inside “forever†block to form a combo block.
Now double click this combo block to see dancer1 spin like crazy!
We need to slow him down! To do so, click “Control†again. Drag “wait 1 secs†and drop it under “next costumeâ€. Now double click the combo block again.
Step 2: Finishing and Testing
We are almost done with creating our first animation. To wrap it up, drag “when 
We are done with the first animation. Try viewing in full-screen mode or “presentation mode†by clicking
Step 3: Kick Up a Notch
You can add more costumes or make dancer1 dance faster. I added two extra costumes: “front2†and “back2â€. I also change “wait 1 secs†to “wait 0.5 secs†to make dancer1 dance faster.
thanks, this is really cool
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