Sprite Aquarium (Scratch | HTML)

This project started just as an exercise of cs50x/EdX.

Concept:

- Making a fish tank or aquarium as a study/productivity environment, inspired by projects like “Cozy Days” (CYON4D) and “Virtual Cottage” (DU&I), both here on Itch.

Ideas I could not implement yet, due to my lack of knowledge or laziness:

- A countdown as a pomodoro timer. 

- 1 condition/1 variable as requirements of the exercise (cs50x).

Sprites from:

- Ecco, the Dolphin (Sega Genesis)

- Ecco Jr. (Sega Genesis)

- Super Mario World (SNES)

- Terranigma (SNES)

- Alice no Paint Adventure (SNES/JPN)

Sounds:

- Bubbles, within the Scratch repo

- Excerpt of 3:30 am lofi mix, by Feardog

Title/Signature:

- Font: The Legend of Zelda: a Link to the past (SNES), via fontmeme[dot]com (“zeldadxt”).

- Effect: Style-BlocksB

Commands:

Scratch file (request me and you can download the file and import to this website):

- Green flag: runs the program

- Red board: stops the program

- Down arrow: toggle title off

- Up arrow: toggle title on

- Space key: when stopped, changes the program to the starting screen position

HTML file (open in browser):

- The program’s going to load automatically

- Down arrow: toggle title off

- Up arrow: toggle title on

Acomplishments (cs50x first exercise):

(x) At least 2 sprites

(x) Totalizing at least 3 scripts, not necessarily 3 per sprite

(  ) At least 1 condition

(x) At least 1 loop

(  ) At least 1 variable

(x) At least 1 sound

Notes: 

1) The "code" (whatever)  is really messed up, since this program was made on Scratch, which is a language(?) and/or tool with a graphical UI, not a classic editor. Then I turned it into HTML using a conversion tool. I did not check any of those Scratch wikis, tutorials on youtube or other sites, etc. Made everything I could with the cs50x classes I've had at the time (back in 2022, my very first contact with computer science, to be fair). Time spent on this project since the conceptualization was something around 72h (including watching the classes), if I still remember correctly.

2) This is a project for educational purposes, made as an exercise of an introductory computer science course, any eventual copyrighted media displayed was used under the exception of fair use.