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Hey!
Welcome to day six
of CS First Fashion and Design.
Today you'll build an interactive store window
as you learn about objects.
In Scratch, an object is called a sprite.
As an object,
each sprite has different attributes you can modify,
including things like its size and color.
You can create multiple copies
of an object using code.
In each copy we'll have the same attributes
as the original.
For example, if you copy a sprite that says,
Stop repeating everything that I say,
its copy will say the same phrase.
In Scratch, the process of copying objects
is known as cloning.
Today, you'll design your own storefront window
using cloned objects, or sprites.
Check out these examples:
Designers create store window displays
to grab the attention of people walking by.
These displays use color,
movement, and other effects,
manipulated by code.
Winning storefront displays are quite sophisticated
in their use of technology.
Some use eye-catching video content,
while others incorporate interactive features
that allow shoppers to change the contents
of the window.
Some interactive displays
project images on the ground
that react when the shoppers walk across them.
When you design your interactive store display,
you'll clone Scratch objects
to fill your shop window.
In this example,
the window displays fills with hippos,
that vary in size,
and fly at different angles.
After you finish watching this video,
click the Window Shopper starter project link.
Sign into Scratch
with your username and password,
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and click the Remix button.
Then, add a new sprite to your project.
This sprite will move
across your window display,
so choose something
that will grab the eye
of potential customers walking by.
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Take a moment now
to make sure you're signed in
to the CS First website
using the username and password
from your passport.
If you're not signed in,
you won't receive a digital badge
for completing this activity.
So be sure to sign in.
Now it's your turn:
Click the Window Shopper starter project link
next to this video.
Sign in to Scratch.
Click the Remix button.
And add a sprite from the sprite library.