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To swith backgrounds is quite simple    All you need to do is create a new Stage and then add scripts to change the backgorund at certain points (Sending and recieving broadcasts) and to change the sprite you can just change the costume of the sprite by doing something like <when green flag clicked><switch to costume[  or something similar! Let me know if you need more help 

There are two methods. Either:
When the player sprite teachers the end of the level, you broadcast 'level complete'. This sends a sort of message to all other sprites, so you could then put this on the stage:

When I receive 'level complete'
Next costume

The other way is to create a variable called 'level'. Make it so that when the player finishes the level, the variable changes by 1. You can now put this scripts for the stage:

When green flag clicked
Forever
If level = 1
Switch to costume 'level1
End if
If level = 2
Switch to costume 'level2'
End if

Of course, you would probably have more ifs than that (you need the same amount as the number of levels).

Or, to save having to put in loads of 'ifs', just put:

When green flag clicked
Forever
Switch to costume join level|'level'+1
End forever

In the join bit, the level inside the ' ' marks is the variable level, and the other you
Just write level. Just make sure you name the costumes 'level1' and 'level2'.

ok but how do you recieve a broadcast

RedRocker227 wrote:

There are two methods. Either:
When the player sprite teachers the end of the level, you broadcast 'level complete'. This sends a sort of message to all other sprites, so you could then put this on the stage:

When I receive 'level complete'
Next costume

The other way is to create a variable called 'level'. Make it so that when the player finishes the level, the variable changes by 1. You can now put this scripts for the stage:

When green flag clicked
Forever
If level = 1
Switch to costume 'level1
End if
If level = 2
Switch to costume 'level2'
End if

Of course, you would probably have more ifs than that (you need the same amount as the number of levels).

Or, to save having to put in loads of 'ifs', just put:

When green flag clicked
Forever
Switch to costume join level|'level'+1
End forever

In the join bit, the level inside the ' ' marks is the variable level, and the other you
Just write level. Just make sure you name the costumes 'level1' and 'level2'.

For a new scratcher, that's a lot of information. Keep posting like this, and you'll be a scratcher in no time!

im making a angry birds game. How do i get the bird to hit the blocks and pig

ok but how will i shoot it there

im making a angry birds game. How do i get the bird to hit the blocks and pig

How will I shoot it there.

RedRocker227 wrote:

owetre18 wrote:

RedRocker227 wrote:

There are two methods. Either:
When the player sprite teachers the end of the level, you broadcast 'level complete'. This sends a sort of message to all other sprites, so you could then put this on the stage:

When I receive 'level complete'
Next costume

The other way is to create a variable called 'level'. Make it so that when the player finishes the level, the variable changes by 1. You can now put this scripts for the stage:

When green flag clicked
Forever
If level = 1
Switch to costume 'level1
End if
If level = 2
Switch to costume 'level2'
End if

Of course, you would probably have more ifs than that (you need the same amount as the number of levels).

Or, to save having to put in loads of 'ifs', just put:

When green flag clicked
Forever
Switch to costume join level|'level'+1
End forever

In the join bit, the level inside the ' ' marks is the variable level, and the other you
Just write level. Just make sure you name the costumes 'level1' and 'level2'.

For a new scratcher, that's a lot of information. Keep posting like this, and you'll be a scratcher in no time!

Even though my status is New Scratcher, I've been using Scratch for over 6 months, I just didn't sign up until recently!

Oh, okay. 

OK, then i think you would need to have a sprite for the slingshot band with a script of
If(band) clicked
if (mouse down)= true
go to mouse pointer
if mouse pointer x<maximum slingshot pull
go to maximum slingshot pull
if mousepointer x>minimum slingshot pull
go to minimum slingshot pull
then do the same with the Y
if  mousepointer down=false
go to starting position
broadcast shoot
I didnt put in the values because i did not know where your slingshot would be positioned