Please love and favourite. The energy is in watts. -------------------------- This is a game where you can make choices in your energy usage and see how it affects your bill and how much energy is wasted. Each second (the time bar) equals an hour in real life (I don't want to make you wait for a long time). Look at the bars to see how much energy how much money you owe (your bill). The lights are on at the start of the game, so the energy usage will already be counted; if you don't want any more energy wasted, turn off the lights (or/and lamp). You can only play with the colored objects: the uncolored (tan) ones do nothing (the darker uncolored areas are for when I add water usage). Click on the rooms to play with the appliances and lights. Press L to turn the lights on and off. You can make the attic's light bright or dim (the light can't be fully turned off in the attic, just because, but the energy will be lower than the others). Use the space bar when it's rain/thunder to make lightning appear and cause a power outage (you can do this to stop all the energy). You can change the weather (there is only sunny weather and rain/thunder weather) by pressing S when you're in the "front lawn" and pressing R when in the garden. Nothing's in the greenhouse right now, but you can remix this to add plants over the gray area (that is the glass area) so that it looks like the glass is transparent. The garden is just for decoration right now, but when the seasons are added I will make the garden practical.
^See instructions^ ----------------------- I made this for a school project. [My class is supposed to create something that connects to what we've learned (I connected science to this project), so I decided to use Scratch] - I will add different times of day if this gets at least 50 loves and 20 favourites. - I will add seasons and add a water usage thing when this gets at least 250 views, 80 loves, and 35 favourites. - I will make a holiday edition if it's a holiday and this gets 1000 views, 100 loves, and 75 favourites.
