What is the simplest way to code...
1. Each question is a sprite, the sprite is shown, and a answer is clicked. Then the sprite moves over to the questions panel and is changed to the relevant costume. tick or cross
2. Each question is a sprite, it's shown, and is then hidden while a second sprite is created and moved over. So you could clone the tick or cross, have it start in the middle and move over to the correct location.
I gave myself some time to think about the above problem, and decided to go with option 1. This seems a far far easier approach, as dealing with clones can be a pain.
I have been working on the introduction pages for my artefact. These need to give a good idea of how the game will work. So I've developed a few pages to introduce the idea of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division to the user, with animated apples to try to show what's happening.
Colours choices are good for dyslexia or a visual perceptive disorder, I will talk about this in later posts.
1. Each question is a sprite, the sprite is shown, and a answer is clicked. Then the sprite moves over to the questions panel and is changed to the relevant costume. tick or cross
2. Each question is a sprite, it's shown, and is then hidden while a second sprite is created and moved over. So you could clone the tick or cross, have it start in the middle and move over to the correct location.
I gave myself some time to think about the above problem, and decided to go with option 1. This seems a far far easier approach, as dealing with clones can be a pain.
I have been working on the introduction pages for my artefact. These need to give a good idea of how the game will work. So I've developed a few pages to introduce the idea of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division to the user, with animated apples to try to show what's happening.
Colours choices are good for dyslexia or a visual perceptive disorder, I will talk about this in later posts.
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