How to Make Tetris in Scratch
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Use Scratch's built-in blocks to control movement, like 'change y by' for gravity and 'change x by' for left/right movement. Tilt your pieces with 'turn 90 degrees' and make sure to test your hit detection.
Been there, done that! Get your sprites ready, set up your game loop with 'forever' blocks, and use 'if touching edge' to handle collisions. It's all about that trial and error to get it just right!
Start by creating your Tetriminos as separate sprites, then use Scratch's 'when green flag clicked' block to initialize the game. From there, use loops and if-else statements to control the falling and rotation of pieces. Don't forget to add collision detection and row-clearing logic!
Break the problem down! First, create your Tetrimino sprites and use lists to manage their shapes. Then set up your game loop with 'forever' and 'wait' blocks and handle inputs with 'when key pressed' blocks. Lastly, add logic to clear complete rows and increase speed over time. Happy coding!
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