Click the green flag! Then, once the squares appear, click on the screen to see a visual surprise! What is it? Then click on the screen again to see another one!
If anyone has images they'd like to add to this collection of surprise images, I'd love to add them! They just need to be a 10x10 grid of pixels that are either on or off. I struggled a bit to think of a "surprise", but ultimately my mind wandered to mystery paint-by-numbers I used to enjoy, where only after all the colors come into place do you see what the picture is. This project was an attempt to recreate that sort of surprise where you might realize what the picture is just a split second before everything comes together. I ran into some unusual behavior with forever blocks where one script sometimes seemed to be blocking another script from running — adding a small "wait" to the script got it working but I wasn't entirely certain why. This was fun to create, though the longest part was just encoding the pixels for each of the images! I'm wondering if there's a more concise way to represent the information, or if there's an easier way to get that pixel data into Scratch. ** Some pixel art inspiration from https://mozilla.github.io/web-lit-core/all-the-stickerz/ ** This project is a part of Getting Unstuck 2020. Day 1's prompt is: "Create a project where a user gets a surprise every time they click on the screen."
