
Extensions - Microsoft MakeCode Arcade
In the code editor, click on the <strong>Settings</strong> (the ⚙️ symbol) menu and then choose <strong>Extensions</strong> to search and add extensions to the project. The Blocks and any other …
microsoft/arcade-minimap 0.6.1
This extension allows you to create “minimaps”. Minimaps are smaller representations of the tilemap and optionally any sprites you would like to include.
Activity: Making and Using Extensions - Microsoft MakeCode Arcade
Under extensions, enter the link you generated into the search bar and press the search icon; a single extension should come up (with the name “birdie”) - add that to your current project
Simple Extensions - Microsoft MakeCode Arcade
In this tutorial, you will be using the corgio extension to create a simple platformer. The extension has been already loaded into this tutorial, but you can load the extension into other projects as shown …
Microsoft MakeCode Arcade extension for Visual Studio Code
A VS Code extension for making retro-style video games with Microsoft MakeCode Arcade. Code, create pixel art, design levels, and play your game in the VS Code app or at vscode.dev!
Inventory Extension Example - Microsoft MakeCode Arcade
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microsoft/arcade-sprite-data 0.2.1
Storing booleans ... Storing sprites ... Storing images ... Use this extension This repository can be added as an extension in MakeCode. open https://arcade.makecode.com/ click on New Project click on …
Problem Set: Extensions - Microsoft MakeCode Arcade
Import the local-multiplayer extension. Use the controller.setPlayerSprite and controller.controlPlayer functions to make a game that allows two players to move sprites around the screen.
Extension Example - Microsoft MakeCode Arcade
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Activity: Level Design and the Corgio Extension
To add the corgio extension to your project, open the extensions tab and look for “corgio” - it should be the first result. After adding corgio to your project, a new tab titled Corgio will appear in the toolbox, …