CSE 203 Lab 1
Table of Contents
1. Objectives
To practice placing sprites in a window. To learn some new things that can be done with sprites and windows.
2. Set Up
Two students may work together on this out-of-class assignment. If so, place both students' names at the top of the Phrogram program file. Alternatively, it's okay for one student to create this program alone.
3. Assignment
Create an interesting scene. Place at least six different sprites (as many more as you would like!) in a window. Make this scene something you (and your partner) are reasonably happy with.
4. Method
- You may wish to experiment with some other things you find using Intellisense.
- When you get a drop-down list from typing a period ('.') after the name of a Sprite object, Scale and/or either of the two flavors of MakeTransparent might interest you.
- If you want to put a word or two in your scene, if you type "Drawing." to see what's in the Drawing library, you may find MoveTo, Print, SetFont, and Pen interesting. Or you may find that PrintInRectangle (also in the Drawing library) provides an easier way to put a word or two in your scene.
- There may be things of interest under Shell (type "Shell."), such as SetScreenSize.
- All Libraries Available in Phrogram are listed in Content on Carmen.
- Feel free to ask questions through Carmen or email about anything at all.
- If you choose to make your own pictures using some other programs, or if you wish to use copyright-free images you get from the WWW, please include those images in your submission.