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

comomands 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 ou your 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

Scene Sketch

Sprite Label: Enchanted Forest

Description:

In this enchanted forest scene, we will create a whimsical environment filled with vibrant colors and various elements of nature. The background will consist of rolling hills, tall trees, and a sparkling sky. Simple sprite characters, such as a fairy and a wooden owl, will interact within this lively setting.

Background Sketch Using Shapes

1. Sky:

   • We’ll create a light blue sky as the background.
   • Command:

     background('lightblue')
     rect(0, 0, 50, 25)  // This will cover the top half of the scene with color.
     

2. Ground:

   • The ground will be a grassy field in dark green.
   • Command:

     fill('green')
     rect(0, 25, 50, 25)  // This will cover the bottom half of the scene.
     

3. Sun:

   • A soft yellow sun in the corner to give warmth and light.
   • Command:

     fill('yellow')
     ellipse(5, 5, 10, 10)  // Positioning the sun at the top left corner.
     

4. Trees:

   • Draw several trees with brown trunks and lush green leaves.
   • Commands:

     fill('brown')
     rect(10, 15, 5, 10)  // Tree trunk
     fill('green')
     ellipse(10, 13, 20, 20)  // Tree foliage
     
     rect(30, 12, 5, 10)  // Second tree trunk
     ellipse(30, 10, 20, 20)  // Second tree foliage
     

5. Flowers:

   • Add simple flowers in various colors to add detail to the scene.
   • Commands:

     fill('red')
     ellipse(20, 30, 5, 5)  // Red flower
     fill('yellow')
     ellipse(22, 28, 5, 5)  // Yellow flower
     

6. Text:

   • Adding a title to the scene at the bottom.
   • Commands:

     fill('black')
     textSize(12)
     text('Enchanted Forest', 15, 48)  // Centered at the bottom
     

List of Sprites

1. Fairy Sprite

   • A small, animated fairy sprite with sparkles around her.

2. Wooden Owl Sprite

   • A wooden-textured owl that sits on one of the branches, giving a wise look.

3. Bumblebee Sprite

   • A playful bumblebee that buzzes around the flowers.

Note

This sketch and the list of sprites will create a lively, magical scene ideal for a storybook or comic panel. Each sprite can interact and move around the completed background to tell a vivid story in the enchanted forest setting.