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How To Make Bubble Shooter Game on Scratch Program

 We will make a bubble shooter game example with Scratch. I am adding 3 balloons and a target picture for the bubble shooter game we will make with Scratch. (You can increase the number of balloons). Now I come to the codes to be written inside balloon1.

How To Make Bubble Shooter Game on Scratch Program

Let the number of balloons popped when the green flag is clicked is 0. Thus, the remaining numbers from the previous game are reset. Let the balloons be hidden at first. Then, it will appear in a random place between the coordinates we have determined at a random time between 1-5 seconds, wait for 2 seconds, then hide. X: The coordinates between -218/144 are the coordinates of the far left and the right of the screen, Y:134/-235 are the coordinates of the top and bottom of the screen. It will appear randomly in these ranges

How To Make Bubble Shooter Game on Scratch Program

If our balloon is aimed and hit by the target; Balloon shot news is released. When this news reaches our balloon, the balloon will be hidden. Copy and paste the same code above.

 

Then we say duplicate Balloon1 and create 2 more copies. No matter how many computers exit in a random second, we can always prevent them from exiting at the same time. We also change the coordinate ranges. Thus, we can prevent overlapping bubbles from appearing. However, even if we change the coordinate ranges, sometimes bubbles can appear on top of each other.

 

Now let's come to the code part of Target.

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First of all, when you get the green flag, let the time be 40 seconds. We can make the target appear above the balloons with the ascend command. Our goal is to constantly follow the mouse arrow. Thus, wherever we take our mouse, the target image will go to that point. Now it's time to hit the balloons that we're targeting. If our goal is; If Balloon1 is touched and mouse is pressed, release Balloon1 news. When this news comes, what to do is included in the Balloon1 code above. And we do this check for all the balloons we add.

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Our target, if we aim at the balloon and press the mouse at the same time, we will announce that you have hit the balloon. When this news comes, we increase the number of blown balloons by 1.

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When the green flag is clicked, we wait 1 second continuously and reduce the time by 1. We need to check if our duration is equal to 0. If we don't, our time will drop to minus. If our time is equal to 0, your time is over warning will appear on the screen. And it stops all objects.


To download the source code of the program CLICK HERE

To see the running version of the program CLICK HERE

 

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