1. The document describes Clint Paris' 2D game workflow, including creating sprites, objects, coding movement and collisions, creating levels with enemies and projectiles, setting sprite boundaries, adding backgrounds and particle effects, and implementing a scoring system. 2. Key steps include creating and modifying sprites, coding sprite movement and boundaries, designing levels with enemies and bullets, adding scrolling backgrounds, and programming features like health, projectiles, explosions, and scoring. 3. Issues addressed were fixing broken particle effects and implementing different enemy behaviors like firing projectiles or vertical movement.

1. Clint Paris 2D Game Workflow
1. Creating a Sprite
For this task I created my own Sprite from scratch using various tools that were made available to me such as a
pencil, rubber and many colours.
2. Modifying my Sprite
In order to modify my sprite I changed the bounding box to automatic, and I made the shape a rectangle so it
covers my entire sprite.

2. Clint Paris 2D Game Workflow
3. Creating Objects
For this section I created objects to make the object move in directions I wanted it to go to. I made a ‘step’
event which allowed me to adjust the movement by creating codes to make the sprite move.
4. Coding my Sprite
For this part of the programming I created a code in which my sprite was to follow. I created the code so that
the “WASD” letters on my keyboard controlled the sprites movement. I also coded it so that when the sprite
hit the border/threshold, it was prevented from moving further past the threshold and therefore can’t go out
of the map/screen.

3. Clint Paris 2D Game Workflow
5. Creating my Level
This image shows the process of creating my level. As you can see I have premade enemy sprites and friendly
bullets which take out 5 of the enemies, to make the level a bit easier.
6. Setting sprite Limits
This image shows the limits to my sprite. My sprite can only go to certain areas on the screen and cannot leave
the screen. This is to prevent my sprite from being lost or breaking the game.

4. Clint Paris 2D Game Workflow
7. Creating a scrolling background
This image shows the process of creating a scrolling background. This is to add effect and make the
background a lot less scary.
8. Particle System Effect
This image shows the coding of my sprites ‘smoke’ particle effect. Unfortunately the particle effect
broke my game so it had to be removed.

5. Clint Paris 2D Game Workflow
9. Player Projectile & Sound
This image shows my sprites projectile. This is what the sprite fires when space is pressed down.
This image shows the sound file for my sprites projectiles.

6. Clint Paris 2D Game Workflow
10. Enemy Sprite
This image shows the enemy sprite I designed. This sprite will fire at me.
11. Enemy Object Spawner
This image shows the sprite is spawning in the game and is firing projectiles at me.

7. Clint Paris 2D Game Workflow
12. Enemy Destroyed by Projectiles
This image shows the enemy sprite being destroyed by my projectiles and has been replaced by an explosion
effect.
13. Enemy Projectile
This image shows the enemy sprites projectile. This is what the enemy sprite will fire at me.
14. Shield Variable
This image shows the coding to the shield. This shows how much shield I have. Whenever I get hit, the shield
will go down.

8. Clint Paris 2D Game Workflow
15. Player Destroyed
This image shows the player sprite has just been destroyed. The player sprite also has its own
explosion effect when destroyed.
16. Score System
This image shows the score system of my game. Every time I get a kil l, my score will increase by 1.
17. Enemy 2
This image shows the second enemy sprite in the game. This enemy does not fire projectiles, it just acts as a
barricade and goes vertically instead of horizontally.