Develop a story where the player decides if the Unicorn and Wizard explore the island's castle or venture into the spooky forest. Use messaging to switch between story backdrops and characters' costumes to show different emotions. Implement cloning to display multiple scattered items or obstacles, and variables to remember which path was chosen to influence later choices.
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Create the Unicorn and Wizard sprites. Add at least two backdrops: one for the island, one for the castle, and one for the spooky forest. Make a variable called 'PathChosen' to remember which path the player picks.
Use the 'say' block to introduce the story. Ask the player if they want to explore the castle or the spooky forest. When the player clicks a button or sprite, set the 'PathChosen' variable and broadcast a message to switch scenes.
When the player chooses a path, use 'broadcast' to switch to the correct backdrop. Change the Unicorn and Wizard's costumes to show excitement or fear, depending on the path.
In each path, use the 'create clone of myself' block to scatter items (like gems in the castle or spooky eyes in the forest). Use 'when I start as a clone' to set random positions for each clone.
Use the 'PathChosen' variable to change what happens next. For example, if the player picked the castle, maybe they find a key; if they picked the forest, they find a magic potion. Use 'if' blocks to check the variable and show different outcomes.
It is common to have bugs in the code. Here are some of issues you might run into.
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