(goose honks)
(Instructor) In this video you'll program
the chaser sprites to play sounds
if they catch the player sprite.
To start, click the chaser one sprite
then the sounds tab.
Select choose sound from library.
Test a few sounds.
(short electronic sounds play)
Once you've found a sound you'd like your game to play
when a chaser catches a player, select it.
In a previous video you programed an if statement
to sense if the chaser was touching the player.
You can use the same if statement
to play the sound you just picked.
Next, click the sound menu and add a play sound block.
Remember, in computer science
it's important to test your code often
to make sure it's working the way you want.
Test your code now.
(electronic screaming)
When the chaser catches the player
the sound you chose should play.
Next, add sounds to the chaser two and chaser three sprites.
They can play the same sound or different sounds.
Be creative and have fun adding sounds
to your scratch project.
If you get stuck along the way, ask your neighbor for help
or get the attention of your CS First guru.
Now it's your turn.
Program the chaser sprites to play sounds
if they catch the player sprite.
