Advanced Scratch - Build a 3-D Maze

Have you played a 3-D maze game and wondered how the maze was built? This class will teach you how to create your own 3-D maze engine! We will learn the science and math of perspective - how to project a 3-D object ( a maze) onto a 2-D screen (the Scratch stage). Then we will build the code to dynamically create a maze where you will have the first-person experience of exploring the maze. We'll learn how to add additional objects to the maze so that items can be collected while exploring the maze.

This class uses lists, broadcasts, "My Blocks" and many, many variables! The class teaches about how camera projection works, and the science and math ( a little geometry and ratios) of vision. 

Learners should be advanced Scratchers and ideally have taken at least Storytelling 1 and 2 or Game Design 1 and 2 from me. Learners who have not taken my classes will need to describe their Scratch capabilities. (Please sign up and message me).  This class depends on building and using lists of numbers, uses simple math (no trigonometry), but a decent amount of calculations.

Week 1: How to use Lists, the Math and Science of Perspective
Week 2: Draw Maze and Make "Perspective Measuring" Sprites
Week 3: Build the Script for Measuring the Maze
Week 4: Build Script to Draw a Wall
Week 5: Build Script for Rendering (drawing) the Maze as a Projection
Week 6: Add an Object to the Maze.