PREVIEW: Today, we will be using functions to create a story with different scenes.
- Click Run to see an example of the project.
- After you watch the entire story, click Ticket and answer the Do Now questions.
- When you are done answering the questions, click Submit and Next to move on.
To navigate the page using the TAB key, first press ESC to exit the code editor.
sprite = codesters.Sprite("knight1", -175, -150)
sprite.set_speed(2)
def park_scene():
stage.set_background("park")
sprite.say("I should hurry to the castle!")
sprite.move_forward(550)
park_scene()
def bridge_scene():
stage.set_background("drawbridge")
sprite.go_to(-175, -150)
sprite.say("I made it!")
stage.wait(2)
bridge_scene()
def battle_scene():
dragon = codesters.Sprite("dragon", 150, -150)
sprite.say("Oh no a dragon!")
sprite.move_forward(300)
dragon.turn_left(360)
dragon.move_down(200)
sprite.say("The path is clear!")
battle_scene()
def reward_scene():
stage.set_background("castle")
sprite.move_left(250)
sprite.say(" ")
wizard = codesters.Sprite("wizard", 150, -150)
wizard.say("You defeated the dragon!")
stage.wait(2)
wizard.say("Here is your reward!")
stage.wait(2)
reward = codesters.Sprite("treasurechest", 0, -100)
sprite.move_up(30)
sprite.move_down(30)
sprite.say("Hooray!")
reward_scene()
