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Scratch Project Proposal

          You are a Pokemon Trainer named, "Red," and you are challenged by another Pokemon Trainer that you know of named, "Gold." What happens is that you and your rival are to have a battle. You are from the Kanto region and he is from the Johto region. You can either lose or win the battle, after the battle is decided, it will have a different ending.           The characters will be in pixelated at first, but when you start the battle sequence, the sprites will be changed into a more realistic close-up of what the people would look like. They won't exactly be created nor moving so there won't be any controls besides clicking. I'll be looking up some sprites and using them for my project.            The coding will be pretty difficult and long. What I want is to have the two sprites talk to each other at the beginning, which I can do by using the "say ___ for _ sec" and the "wait __ sec" codes. After that I want the sprites to

Scratch Level 3 - Pong

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/189399801/ iframe allowtransparency="true" width="485" height="402" src="//scratch.mit.edu/projects/embed/189399801/?autostart=false" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> 1. I didn't have any problems regarding the programming besides making a timer for the game. All I really had trouble doing was making the "Player 1" and "Player 2" backdrops, because they were being placed wrong. I fixed it by dragging the text box to the middle area. 2. I made the game a two player game, I did this because I didn't want players to go against a bot that would have perfect movement so the game could never end. I did this by copying down  the player one codes for moving and changing the "If __ key is pressed?" to "W" and S" for Player 2. I've also increased the movement speed of the ball, I did this by changing the "Move ___ steps" to