Re: ascii code for games?

[Richard Park <richpark@xxxxxxx>]

Cynthia,

Thank you so much for this bit of information.  I'm gathering as much  
content to create a Game Design project lesson for my secondary  
Technology Systems class. I was getting ready to post this question.  
Programming is not part of our the Texas Objectives, but Game Design,  
could be.  I purchased  a MicroWorlds EX site license for our high  
school and my first lesson will be game design.  I'm using the Horse  
Race sample that comes with Microworlds EX and the Turtle Squish  
project to start.  Students work in pairs and I'd like to have them  
create a PONG game, which could use the keyboard to move a paddle on  
the screen one student could use the 'Q' and 'A' keys and the other  
could use the UP/DOWN arrow keys.  So this is on target for my efforts.
Anything that you or anyone might have regarding game type activities  
would be appreciated.  Thank you.
Rich Park


On May 31, 2007, at 9:07 AM, cynthia wrote:

> I put together a short description of using arrow keys to control a  
> turtle. It might  be helpful.
> https://logoprojects.wikispaces.com/Arrow.Keys
>
> Thanks,
> --Cynthia
>
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> On May 31, 2007, at 7:46 AM, zehava wizman wrote:
>
> > Hello Forum!
> > I wrote a code with using ascii code of some keys, but when I  
> > activated it in other computer the keys had another numbers
> > Is it possible?
> >    thanks, Zehava Wizman
> >
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