Platformer L12 Multivertical Level

What is the main difference between horizontal and vertical level designs in a platformer?

• Horizontal levels move left to right, vertical levels move up and down

• Vertical levels are harder to code

• Horizontal levels require special blocks

• Vertical levels cannot have platforms

Why do we start numbering the second floor at 101 instead of 2?

• To make it easier to code and count

• To confuse the player

• Because Scratch requires numbers over 100

• To keep it visually organized

Match each feature with its function:

• Move up and down

• Horizontal Levels

• Duplicated & flipped Scene1

• Define Begin Scene

• Move left and right

• Scene101

• Handles scene switching

• Vertical Levels

Match each action with the correct number adjustment:

a

b

c

scene201

scene101

-100

scene301

scene100

+100

In vertical levels, players can move both left-right and up-down.

• True

• False

When switching scenes, only the x position needs to be updated.

• True

• False

To fix a character stuck horizontally, we should move the character

• Up and down

• Left and right

• Delete and respawn

• Switch costumes

When switching scenes, we add or subtract ____ to move between floors. (hint: number)

Drag and drop the correct steps to create Scene101:

• Adjust platforms if needed

• Rename it "Scene101"

• Flip it vertically

• Duplicate "Scene1"

Match each action with the correct number adjustment:

• subtract 100

• From scene1 move to basement

• subtract 1

• From scene1 move to second floor

• add 1

• From scene4 move to scene3

• add 100

• From scene1 move to scene2