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Learn to program droids, and create your own Star Wars game in a galaxy far, far away.
In the next hour, we're going to build our own Star Wars game. We'll teach you the basic concepts of programming. Usually programming is all text but we're going to use blocks here so that we can drag and drop to write the programs. Under the hood, you're still creating code. After you try the basics with blocks, we'll switch you to JavaScript ...
9 nov. 2015 · Après la Reine des Neiges l’année dernière, c’est au tour de Star Wars de prêter son image pour l’opération mondiale Hour of Code, qui vise à amener un maximum de padawans (enfants ou non) à s’initier aux bases de la programmation, à travers une série d’exercices ludo-éducatifs conçus pour une session d’une heure.
In The Force Awakens, I'm responsible for helping the artist develop rigs, which are the parts of the character that move that allow the character to look very believable in a galaxy far, far away. In the next hour, we're going to build our own Star Wars game that will teach you the basic concepts of programming.
Hour of Code: How-To Guide for Educators. Best Practices from Successful Educators. Live Event: An Educator's Guide to the Hour of Code. Overview. Learn to program droids, and create your own Star Wars game in a galaxy far, far away. Recommended Age Range: 6+. Technology Requirements: Modern browsers + tablets. Try the tutorial.
Code.org has a brand new tutorial for the Hour of Code 2015, in partnership with Disney and Lucasfilm — featuring Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Work with Rey to guide the new droid, BB-8, through a mission, then join Leia to create and share your own game in a galaxy far, far away.
To make a game, you will need to be at stage 15: https://studio.code.org/s/starwarsblocks/stage/1/puzzle/150:00 Setting controls for arrow keys0:15 Setting w...
