Code Cube Lesson 9: Animated Displays

This video tutorial guides users through Lesson 9 on animating displays using the Code Cube. It covers setting up the necessary materials, connecting the Code Cube, and programming it to animate images and pixels. The lesson includes creating loops for different tilt conditions and adding sounds to enhance the animations. The tutorial concludes with instructions on saving the code and additional resources for further practice.

What materials do you need to start working with the Code Cube?

• Code Cube, USB cable, and a computer with the Code Cube app

• Code Cube, HDMI cable, and a smartphone

• Code Cube, HDMI cable, and a tablet

• Code Cube, USB cable, and a projector

What is the purpose of the 'scrolling mode' block in the Code Cube?

• To connect the Code Cube to the internet

• To change the color of the display

• To scroll images or characters at different speeds

• To adjust the brightness of the display

Which sound is selected to play while the bird image scrolls across the screen?

• Beep

• Whistle

• Squeak

• Chirp

What is the initial color of the pixel in the second loop when the Code Cube is tilted right?

• Pink

• Blue

• Green

• Yellow

How do you ensure the pink pixel appears to move across the screen?

• By changing the pixel to black and then the next one to pink

• By changing the pixel to red and then the next one to pink

• By changing the pixel to white and then back to pink

• By changing the pixel to blue and then back to pink

What block is added at the end of the program to clear the display?

• Blank screen block

• Clear matrix block

• Reset block

• Erase block

Where can you find additional resources and videos for the Code Cube?

• codecube.org/videos

• codecube.com/resources

• pitsco.com/codecube

• pitsco.org/codecube