Extend your program!
- You could try changing the sprite, background, or object that the sprite collects.
- Creating a timer can make your game even more challenging (hint: refer to lines 42 - 48 in the example activity).
- Try having the game speed-up over time (hint: Try using a variable to control the speed of the interval event).
- Make your character say a phrase just before they "Blast Off" to catch stars.
stage.set_background("moon")
sprite = codesters.Sprite("hedgehog")
sprite.go_to(0, -210)
points = 0
score_board = codesters.Display(points, -209, -209)
def left():
sprite.turn_left(20)
stage.event_left_key(left)
def right():
sprite.turn_right(20)
stage.event_right_key(right)
def up():
sprite.move_forward(600)
stage.wait(1)
sprite.go_to(0, -210)
stage.event_up_key(up)
def interval():
rand_x = random.randint(-250, 250)
rand_y = random.randint(-100, 250)
goal_star = codesters.Star(rand_x, rand_y, 5, 15, "yellow")
# add any other actions...
stage.event_interval(interval, 2)
def collision(sprite, hit_sprite):
hit_sprite.hide()
global points
points += 1
score_board.update(points)
# add any other actions...
sprite.event_collision(collision)
