Assign5

[kaufill]

The true purpose of this exercise, using the if/else statement, was easy for me. I was able to make that part of the program work on my first try!
So what I decided to do to make this one more interesting was have a crowd waiting in line outside the club that would all be doing small, natural movements like a real crowd would. I had about 7 or 8 characters and set up an infinite loop where they would tap their feet, wave at people we couldn't see, cross their arms, etc. This was a fun way to get more comfortable making the objects move normally. Of course I set this up to "Do together" with the bouncer's methods so that they are moving while he talks. Though I accidentally put everything in a "Do together" at once which messed up the "ask the user" function and had the poor character trying to say all of his lines at once! A quick insert of a "Do in order" within the "Do together" fixed that right up! :P

[Shannon Gallentine]

Originally Posted by kaufill

The true purpose of this exercise, using the if/else statement, was easy for me. I was able to make that part of the program work on my first try!
So what I decided to do to make this one more interesting was have a crowd waiting in line outside the club that would all be doing small, natural movements like a real crowd would. I had about 7 or 8 characters and set up an infinite loop where they would tap their feet, wave at people we couldn't see, cross their arms, etc. This was a fun way to get more comfortable making the objects move normally. Of course I set this up to "Do together" with the bouncer's methods so that they are moving while he talks. Though I accidentally put everything in a "Do together" at once which messed up the "ask the user" function and had the poor character trying to say all of his lines at once! A quick insert of a "Do in order" within the "Do together" fixed that right up! :P

I had some fun with this one. I didn't get as detailed as you but i did have several characters waiting to get into the bar.