Author: rin

I completed the game, to finish you’d need to feed Jam 20 fish. You also have the chance to restart after.

https://editor.p5js.org/k1tm/sketches/qs4VzJRBv

>rewrote reset function to better suit points addition logic
>added points per fish, +1 exact.
>added 3 scenes. start menu, main game and restart menu
>added bite sound to cat
>added identifiers to detect if copy of fish1/fish2 have reset to detect when to add a point without adding 10000 points per second

https://editor.p5js.org/k1tm/sketches/qs4VzJRBv

Adding the buttons, and logo. I am still currently working on the actual game; and there will be a restart option at the end. Below is the fish that’ll be falling for the player to catch.

For this assignment, I had to redo the sprites for Jam into something more interactive. Here’s a list of things I changed for this assignment.

Change log:

• removed p5 generated character sprite & added animated GIF’s to replace player sprite
• properly coded player entity and fish collatable
• tidied up coding and organized lines within their proper lines
• added background music
• added collision element between player and both fish entities

https://editor.p5js.org/k1tm/sketches/kdLnrX6Fc

For my second P5 assignment; I’ve made my character Jam move from left to right ← →. I added the X & Y variables to help my character move.
code : https://editor.p5js.org/k1tm/sketches/13wqcWHBf

This is my second time using P5. I made my character, Jam.

code : https://editor.p5js.org/k1tm/sketches/13wqcWHBf

My final Scratch documentation

For my project, the objective is simple. You collect as many coins as you can to win. They are placed randomly every time you restart for a new challenge.

I decided to completely redo the background, it was too awkward for the coins.

I’m still experiencing issues, the retry box stays after completing the first time.
I decided to add a platform to jump on, and there’s a temporary ending screen at the end of the gameplay until i add the menu.

Here is the start menu I plan on using for my next update, I made this in Paint.net.

For my updated documentation, I’ve decided to clean up what I previously had before, and make the character walk smoother across the hills and down the hill, and be able to use the bottom as a platform. I’m currently working on the switching of sprites for walking + jumping since I had to reorganize everything.

My next goal, is to give a clear objective or maybe an object to jump over or touch / talk to.

To add to my project, I decided to make a background; and give my sprite something to do.

I made it so my sprite would walk back and forth along the curvature of the hill I created.

I also made it so when restarted, they start back at the hill in idle. There’s also a switch between the two walking sprites, to indicate they’re walking when pressing the left and right arrow keys.