Learn how to create an easily reusable health bar sprite that can be dropped into almost any scratch project with minimal coding. In just a moment you’ll raise the level of your Scratch Games to the next level!
These health bars work on single sprites, and clones, and only require a single short script to be dropped into each sprite requiring a bar. It’s so simple!
This Scratch Tutorial takes us through creating the Health Bar sprite, how to draw the costumes required, and how to add it to your games.
My tutorials are for all budding game & software developers using Code Blocks. Scratch On guys!
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————–Video Chapters————–
0:00 Intro
0:47 Sample Game Testbed
2:23 The Health Bar Sprite
4:10 Initial Coding
5:55 Using a list to Pass Data to a Clone
9:41 Continual Repositioning of Health Bars
10:58 Short lived Clones
13:01 Health Level Costumes
14:49 Costume 0?
16:07 Setting the Health Costume
19:52 Sprite Health
21:12 Backpack the Health Bar Sprite
22:01 Making use of this is your own games (or Lemonoids)
26:11 Outro
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