
We’ve put together a step-by-step coding guide for children to have a go at coding their own flying game in Scratch.
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This code means that your plane will always follow the mouse pointer


In this code we are "cloning" the Plane sprite, but when we make the clones we change the costume. As the clones appear, then quickly disappear, they'll look like an exhaust trail.





The "pick random" block will make each coin fall from a different spot.

Each coin will be deleted when it reaches the bottom of the screen.

Can you see the coins falling?



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