Sprite Scene Planning

Question

Dùng shapes, speles, and text you're going to create a single scene You can think of this tike a page in a story, a panel in a comic, or just a standalone scene

Sketch your Scene

The first thing to consider when designing your scene is what your background will look like. You can use the drawing commands that you've used in the past to layout a simple background over which you will place your sprites The space below is 50 by 50. That means each square on the paper will map to 50 pixels on the computer. Sketch out your snowy background using only the drawing commands (reference provided to the right). List the sprites you'll use below

Shapes:

background(color)

rect(x, y, width, height)

ellipse(x, y, width, height)

line(x1, y1, x2, y2)

text(string, x, y, width, height)

textSize(pixels)

Color and Style:

fill('color')

noFill()

stroke("color")

noStroke()

strokeWeight()

Sprite Label
:
Description:

Answer 1

Sprite Scene Planning

Scene Sketch

Let's create a snowy winter scene. Here’s how to sketch it using the provided commands:

1. Background: Start by filling the background with a light blue color to represent the sky.
2. Ground: Use a white rectangle at the bottom of the scene to simulate a layer of snow.
3. Snowflakes: Draw some small ellipses in white scattered around to represent falling snow.
4. Trees: Create a couple of green triangles on top of brown rectangles to represent evergreen trees.
5. Text: Include some text at the top to indicate the scene.

Implementation

1. background('lightblue') // Fill the background with a light blue color to represent the sky.
2. rect(0, 35, 50, 15) // Draw white rectangle at the bottom for snow-covered ground.
3. fill('white') // Set fill color to white for snowflakes.
4. // Draw snowflakes
   ellipse(10, 10, 2, 2)
   ellipse(20, 5, 3, 3)
   ellipse(30, 15, 2, 2)
   ellipse(40, 8, 3, 3)
   ellipse(25, 20, 2, 2)
5. // Draw Trees
   fill('brown') // Set fill color to brown for the trunk.
   rect(5, 25, 5, 10) // Trunk of the first tree.
   fill('green') // Change fill color to green for the tree foliage.
   triangle(0, 25, 7.5, 15, 15, 25) // First tree foliage.
   
   rect(40, 25, 5, 10) // Trunk of the second tree.
   triangle(35, 25, 42.5, 15, 50, 25) // Second tree foliage.
6. textSize(10) // Set the text size.
7. fill('darkblue') // Set fill color to dark blue for the text.
8. text("A Snowy Winter Wonderland", 5, 5, 40, 10) // Add descriptive text at the top of the scene.

Sprites List

1. Background

   • Description: Light blue background to simulate a clear winter sky.

2. Ground

   • Description: White rectangle to simulate the snow-covered ground.

3. Snowflakes

   • Description: Small white ellipses scattered throughout the scene to depict falling snowflakes.

4. Trees

   • Description:
     • Brown rectangles (trunks) topped with green triangles (foliage) to represent two evergreen trees.

5. Text

   • Description: Dark blue text stating "A Snowy Winter Wonderland".

This layout creates a whimsical winter scene, perfect for a story or a comic panel. The combination of elements captures the essence of a snowy landscape, and the text adds context to the visual narrative. You can modify colors, shapes, and positions as needed to achieve the desired effect within your scene!