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!!!!! Rules/guidelines!!!
When shooting your photographs for each assignment you need to make sure you follow ALL the rules.
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You must have a pass (each person)
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You must stay on task
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You cannot go into a classroom with students present
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You cannot be loud and interrupt classes (avoid going by the classrooms period)
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You can go outside but must stay on campus
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You must be respectful
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You must make sure all photos are school appropriate in content
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Before Leaving Class - IPHONE USERS ONLY
Check Camera Formats
Mrs. St.Clair
Beginning Coding
LT: I can use coding to make an object move
In this project, students will learn how to write a code to make an object move.
1. Start your project
LT: I can create a new project
In this step students will learn how and where to save a project using Unity
2. Watch only - Set up best work flow
LT: I can change the arrangement of the scene
3. Download Sprites from Button or Classroom
LT: I can download sprites
Go to classroom and find the correct materials or click here to get the link. Then add the sprites to the project window.
4. Add Assets to a Scene
LT: I can assets to my scene
Now add the sprites to the scene to start arranging our games.
5. Move and Resize Assets
LT: I can work with the Unity Tools
How to move assets and resize to make them fit for your game.
6. Add a Player & Ground
LT: I can add a player to my game
In this video, we will create a "Player" and then add ground for it to land on. If your new assets don't appear, don't forget to work on the sorting layer. Add a 1 in where there is a 0.
7. Add Physics
LT: I can add physics to my game.
Physics in the Unity are what make the game work, besides the coding. Adding colliders will stop objects from passing through each other.
8. Add movement
LT: I can code to move my player
Time for coding. You have to type it exactly as you see it. Any mistakes will make it so your game doesn't work. Or watch the video all the way to the end and learn how to add in the complete code to make the game work.
9. Make your game
LT: I can code to move my player
In this Step, students will create the game to be a stand alone icon on the computer. Anyone with the icon, can play the game.
Last Step: Screen Record and Turn in
LT: I can code to move my player
This video will show you how to record your game while you describe how you made the game. I highly suggest you jot some notes down so you know what to say while you are showing off your basic unity game.
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Describe what you made
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Describe the steps you did to make the game
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Describe how it went and what went well
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Do all of this while showing your basic unity game and screen
Turn in screen recording to Google Classroom.
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