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Scratch part 3 – creating a level

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Andrew Willetts

This document provides instructions for creating the first level of a Scratch game. It recommends considering the size of the character and space in the maze to allow for movement. It also suggests adding walls around the level to keep the character on screen. It then lists 9 steps to open the game, select the stage and backgrounds, draw the background, resize the character, and place the character in the level.

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Scratch Part 3 – Creating a level
What you will be doing. You will make the first level to your game. You need to think about the following when creating your level Size of your character (you can make it smaller) How much space you need between the lines of your maze to allow easy movement Think about putting a wall around your level to prevent your character moving out of the screen.
Step 1 – Open your game
Step 2 – Click on the “Stage” option
Step 3 – Click on “Backgrounds”
Step 4 – Click on “Paint”
Step 5 – Draw your background
Step 6 – Click OK
Step 7 – Move your character
Step 8 – Click the Shrink button
Step 9 - Resize your character

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Scratch part 3 – creating a level

  • 1. Scratch Part 3 – Creating a level
  • 2. What you will be doing. You will make the first level to your game. You need to think about the following when creating your level Size of your character (you can make it smaller) How much space you need between the lines of your maze to allow easy movement Think about putting a wall around your level to prevent your character moving out of the screen.
  • 3. Step 1 – Open your game
  • 4. Step 2 – Click on the “Stage” option
  • 5. Step 3 – Click on “Backgrounds”
  • 6. Step 4 – Click on “Paint”
  • 7. Step 5 – Draw your background
  • 8. Step 6 – Click OK
  • 9. Step 7 – Move your character
  • 10. Step 8 – Click the Shrink button
  • 11. Step 9 - Resize your character