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Tutorial Script-by-script Hello World¶
Pytch-hello-snake.png— The Pytch snake image is Copyright 2024 Trinity College Dublin. You are welcome to use it under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International license.solid-white.png— The solid white rectangle was created by the Pytch team, and to the extent that it is a creative work, the Pytch team hereby place it into the Public Domain.screenshot.png— The ‘screenshot’ image is Copyright 2024 Trinity College Dublin. You are welcome to use it under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International license.
Tutorial Script-by-script shoot the fruit¶
Apple-1.png,Apple-2.png,Apple-3.png,Apple-4.png,GoldApple-1.png,Lemon-1.png,Lemon-2.png,Lemon-3.png,Lemon-4.png,Orange-1.png,Orange-2.png,Orange-3.png,Orange-4.png,Strawberry-1.png— The fruit images are Copyright 2024 Trinity College Dublin. You are welcome to use them under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International license.leafy-background.png— The leafy background image is Copyright 2024 Trinity College Dublin. You are welcome to use it under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International license.solid-white.png— The solid white rectangle was created by the Pytch team, and to the extent that it is a creative work, the Pytch team hereby place it into the Public Domain.screenshot.png— The screenshot image is Copyright 2024 Trinity College Dublin. You are welcome to use it under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International license.
Tutorial Script-by-script catch the apple¶
Apple-1.png,Apple-2.png,Apple-3.png,Apple-4.png,GoldApple-1.png,Lemon-1.png,Lemon-2.png,Lemon-3.png,Lemon-4.png,Orange-1.png,Orange-2.png,Orange-3.png,Orange-4.png,Strawberry-1.png— The fruit images are Copyright 2024 Trinity College Dublin. You are welcome to use them under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International license.Bowl-1.png,Bowl-2.png— The fruit bowl images are Copyright 2024 Trinity College Dublin. You are welcome to use them under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International license.Pytch-snake-1.png,Pytch-snake-2.png,Pytch-snake-3.png,Pytch-snake-4.png— The Pytch snake images are Copyright 2024 Trinity College Dublin. You are welcome to use them under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International license.solid-white.png— The solid white rectangle was created by the Pytch team, and to the extent that it is a creative work, the Pytch team hereby place it into the Public Domain.screenshot-w240.png— The screenshot image is Copyright 2024 Trinity College Dublin. You are welcome to use it under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International license.
Tutorial Script-by-script splat the moles¶
cartoon-field.png,mole-centre.png,mole-left.png,mole-right.png,no-moles.png— The field and mole images are copyright 2024 Trinity College Dublin. You are free to use them under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International licence.solid-white.png— The solid white rectangle was created by the Pytch team, and to the extent that it is a creative work, the Pytch team hereby place it into the Public Domain.one-hole.png,one-mole.png— The “single hole” and “single mole” images are copyright 2024 Trinity College Dublin. You are free to use them under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International licence.screenshot-w240.png,screenshot-w360.png— The screenshot images are copyright 2024 Trinity College Dublin. You are free to use them under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International licence.
Tutorial Script-by-script blue invaders¶
Explosion_1.png,Explosion_2.png,Explosion_3.png,Explosion_4.png,Explosion_5.png— The explosion images are Copyright 2024 Trinity College Dublin. You are welcome to use them under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International license.Invader_Blue_1.png,Invader_Blue_2.png,Invader_Cyan_1.png,Invader_Cyan_2.png,Invader_DarkRed_1.png,Invader_DarkRed_2.png,Invader_Green_1.png,Invader_Green_2.png,Invader_Navy_1.png,Invader_Navy_2.png,Invader_Orange_1.png,Invader_Orange_2.png,Invader_Pink_1.png,Invader_Pink_2.png,Invader_Red_1.png,Invader_Red_2.png,Invader_Yellow_1.png,Invader_Yellow_2.png— The space-alien images are Copyright 2024 Trinity College Dublin. You are welcome to use them under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International license.galaxy.png— The galaxy background image is Copyright 2024 Trinity College Dublin. You are welcome to use it under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International license.solid-white.png— The solid white rectangle was created by the Pytch team, and to the extent that it is a creative work, the Pytch team hereby place it into the Public Domain.screenshot.png— The screenshot image is Copyright 2024 Trinity College Dublin. You are welcome to use it under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International license.
Tutorial Script-by-script Boing¶
court.png— The court background image is copyright 2024 Trinity College Dublin. You are free to use it under the terms of the Creative Commons BY-NC-SA licence.solid-white.png— The solid white rectangle was created by the Pytch team, and to the extent that it is a creative work, the Pytch team hereby place it into the Public Domain.player-bat-smile.png,player-bat-wince.png,robot-bat-smile.png,robot-bat-wince.png— The player bat images are copyright 2024 Trinity College Dublin. You are free to use them under the terms of the Creative Commons BY-NC-SA licence.yellow-ball.png— The ball image is copyright 2024 Trinity College Dublin. You are free to use it under the terms of the Creative Commons BY-NC-SA licence.summary-screenshot.png— This screenshot was created by the Pytch team to illustrate the Boing project. It is copyright 2024 Trinity College Dublin. You are free to use it under the terms of the Creative Commons BY-NC-SA licence.
Tutorial Gardening¶
daisy.png,daisy_1.png,daisy_2.png,daisy_seed.png,rose.png,rose_1.png,rose_2.png,rose_seed.png— The flower graphics were created by user kathychow onitch.io.garden.png,tall_garden.png,tree.png,tree_seedling.png,tree_small.png,tree_with_fruits.png,water.png,water_empty.png— The graphics used for the background images, soil, water, trees and fruits are part of Berry Garden, created by user Bart Kelsey onopengameart.org.player_back.png,player_front.png,player_happy.png,player_left.png,player_right.png,player_sideways_left.png,player_sideways_right.png— The character sprites were created by user CaniaEast onitch.io. We use them under the CC BY-NC 4.0 licence.solid-white.png,empty.png,hover.png— The solid white rectangle, blank image and the purple frame used by the Hover sprite were created by the Pytch team, and to the extent that they are creative works, the Pytch team hereby place them into the Public Domain.screenshot.png— The project screenshot was created by the Pytch team. It is a composite of other images used in the project; see their credits for details.
Tutorial Hello world!¶
Snake.png— The snake image is taken from Snake Clip Art, which declares it to be in the public domain. We have resized it.screenshot.png— The screenshot image is Copyright 2020 Trinity College Dublin. You are welcome to use it under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International license.
Tutorial Shoot the fruit¶
apple.png,orange.png— The apple and orange images are copyright the Lifelong Kindergarten Group at MIT Media Lab, and are part of Scratch. We use them under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 licence. We have re-rendered the originals at a size suitable for our project. Scratch is developed by the Lifelong Kindergarten Group at the MIT Media Lab. See https://scratch.mit.edu/.solid-green.png— The solid green rectangle was created by the Pytch team and is hereby placed into the public domain.screenshot.png— The screenshot was created by the Pytch team. To the extent that it includes material from Scratch, this material is used under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 licence. Scratch is developed by the Lifelong Kindergarten Group at the MIT Media Lab. See https://scratch.mit.edu/.
Tutorial Chase!¶
bird.png— The flying bird image is taken from Flying birds, which has been placed into the public domain by OpenClipArt user oksmith. We are using the Flying Bird Animated remix by OpenClipArt user JayNick.clouds.jpg— The image Cartoon clouds has been placed into the public domain by Me Pixels user Emma. We have cropped and resized it to the Pytch stage dimensions.honk.wav— The honk sound is based on “SquawkSFX”, by FreeSound user JackWilDesign, who has placed it into the public domain. We have slowed down and amplified the original.star.png— The star character image is based on “StarFirst.png”, which is copyright Wikimedia user SuSchu. We use it under the Creative Commons “CC BY-SA 3.0” licence. We have cropped the original image.screenshot.png— The screenshot was created by the Pytch team, using the images from the project. See the above credits for individual images for more information.
Tutorial Catch the apple¶
Dani.png,apple.png,bowl.png,orange.png— The apple, orange, bowl, and Dani images are copyright the Lifelong Kindergarten Group at MIT Media Lab, and are part of Scratch. We use them under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 licence. We have re-rendered the originals at a size suitable for our project. Scratch is developed by the Lifelong Kindergarten Group at the MIT Media Lab. See https://scratch.mit.edu/.apple-crunch.wav— The sound of a crunching apple is copyright Freesound user “Koops”. We use it under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 licence.screenshot-w240-darker-bg.png,screenshot-w240.png— The screenshot files were screengrabbed by the Pytch team. To the extent that they are based on material from Scratch, we use them under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 licence. Scratch is developed by the Lifelong Kindergarten Group at the MIT Media Lab. See https://scratch.mit.edu/.
Tutorial Blue Invaders¶
Invader_Blue_1.png,Invader_Blue_2.png,Invader_Cyan_1.png,Invader_Cyan_2.png,Invader_DarkRed_1.png,Invader_DarkRed_2.png,Invader_Green_1.png,Invader_Green_2.png,Invader_Navy_1.png,Invader_Navy_2.png,Invader_Orange_1.png,Invader_Orange_2.png,Invader_Pink_1.png,Invader_Pink_2.png,Invader_Red_1.png,Invader_Red_2.png,Invader_Yellow_1.png,Invader_Yellow_2.png— The space-alien images are Copyright 2024 Trinity College Dublin. You are welcome to use them under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International license.Explosion_1.png,Explosion_2.png,Explosion_3.png,Explosion_4.png,Explosion_5.png— The explosion images are Copyright 2024 Trinity College Dublin. You are welcome to use them under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International license.explosion.mp3— The explosion sound effect is based on an original by Freesound user “derplayer”, who has placed it into the public domain. We have trimmed it.fizz.mp3— The fizz sound effect is based on an original copyright Freesound user “odilonmarcenaro”. We use it under the Creative Commons CC BY 3.0 licence. We have trimmed it and speeded it up.scream.mp3— The scream sound effect is based on an original copyright Freesound user “redafs”. We use it under the Creative Commons CC BY 3.0 licence. We have trimmed it.starry-sky.jpg— The night sky photo is copyright Unsplash user Andy Holmes, and is used under the Unsplash licence. We have adapted the original photo by taking an excerpt and darkening it.screenshot.png— The project screenshot was created by the Pytch team. It is a composite of other images used in the project; see their credits for details.
Tutorial Multiple choice quiz¶
button-ans-A.png,button-ans-B.png,button-ans-C.png,button-ans-D.png,button-question.png— The button images are based on parts of a public-domain image located on freesvg.org.short-cheer.mp3— The cheer sound effect is adapted from an original by freesound userjayfrosting, who kindly released it into the public domain via the CC0 licence.wrong-answer-buzz.mp3— The wrong answer buzzer sound effect is adapted from an original by freesound userGlitchedtones, who kindly released it into the public domain via the CC0 licence.screenshot-w240.png— The screenshot was created by the Pytch team, using the above project assets. See their credits information for more details.
Tutorial Splat the moles¶
all-empty.png,centre-mole.png,empty-hole.png,hole-with-mole.png,left-mole.png,right-mole.png— The mole-holes and moles were derived from the public-domain image"mole2.svg"as found on freesvg.org.green-field.jpg— The green field image is adapted from an original photograph by Unsplash user Franz Nawrath, and is used under the Unsplash Licence.splat.mp3— The “splat” sound effect is available from freesound.org and has been kindly placed into the public domain by its creator, freesound user Breviceps.thud.mp3— The “thud” sound effect is available from freesound.org and has been kindly placed into the public domain by its creator, freesound user OtisJames.screenshot-w240.jpg,screenshot-w360.jpg— The screenshots combine the field photo and mole/hole images used in the project. See their credits, above, for details.
Tutorial Trimon¶
FAIL-neon-text.png,YES-neon-text.png— The text images were rendered by the CoolText site, which has the following notice. “You are welcome to use any of the generated graphics in any way, shape, or form without asking permission. If you’d like to thank us, please tell your friends about this service and consider linking to Cool Text.”blue-gradient.png— The blue gradient image was created by the Pytch team and is hereby placed into the public domain.green-button.png— The green button image is adapted from an original on the FreeSVG site, which notes that the material is in the public domain.light-off.png,light-on.png— The LED images are derived from an original on the FreeSVG site, which notes that the material is in the public domain.note-1.mp3,note-2.mp3,note-3.mp3,note-4.mp3— The music notes were adapted by the Pytch Team from a collection of samples on musical-artifacts.com. They are used under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International licence.screenshot-w240.png— The screenshot image is a creation of the Pytch team using elements which are either in the public domain or are licensed freely. To the extent that it is a creation of the Pytch team, it is placed into the public domain.
Tutorial Q*bert¶
background.png— The image Background image for Q*bert example is copyright Raspberry Pi Press, 2020. We use it under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 licence. We have cropped it, and rearranged the content to fit the Pytch stage dimensions.bell-ping.mp3— The sound Metal candle damper being struck with a metal mallet is copyright Freesound user InspectorJ, 2017. We use it under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 licence. We have cropped it and applied a fade-out effect.block-lit.png,block-unlit.png— The images Block images for Q*bert example are copyright Raspberry Pi Press, 2020. We use them under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 licence. We have resized them to 56×56 pixels, adjusting a few pixels slightly to do so.fanfare.mp3— The sound Trumpets brass fanfare for complete level is copyright Freesound user Robinhood76, 2020. We use it under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 licence. We have cropped it, sped it up to 150% of its original speed (thereby also raising its pitch by a perfect fifth), and applied a fade-out effect.level-cleared-text.png— This image was created by the Pytch team for this tutorial, and is hereby placed into the public domain.pop.mp3— The sound A popping sound was placed into the public domain by its creator, Freesound user greenvwbeetle. We have cropped it and applied a fade-out effect.qbert0.png,qbert1.png,qbert2.png,qbert3.png— The images Player character images for Q*bert example are copyright Raspberry Pi Press, 2020. We use them under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 licence.screenshot.png— This image was created by the Pytch team for this tutorial. To the extent that it uses elements from the Wireframe original, it is copyright Raspberry Pi Press, 2020. We use those elements under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 licence.
Tutorial Bunner¶
car00.png,car01.png,car20.png,car21.png— The car costume images come from the Code The Classics project ‘Bunner’ and are copyright Raspberry Pi Trading Ltd, 2019. We use them under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 licence.digit-0.png,digit-1.png,digit-2.png,digit-3.png,digit-4.png,digit-5.png,digit-6.png,digit-7.png,digit-8.png,digit-9.png— The digit images aredigit00.pngup todigit09.pngfrom the Code The Classics project ‘Bunner’ and is copyright Raspberry Pi Trading Ltd, 2019. We use them under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 licence.down.png,left.png,right.png,up.png— The bunny costume images are thesit0.png,sit1.png,sit2.png, andsit3.pngimages in the Code The Classics project ‘Bunner’ and are copyright Raspberry Pi Trading Ltd, 2019. We use them under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 licence.down_squished.png,left_squished.png,right_squished.png,up_squished.png— The ‘squished’ bunny costume images are thesplat0.png,splat1.png,splat2.png, andsplat3.pngimages in the Code The Classics project ‘Bunner’ and are copyright Raspberry Pi Trading Ltd, 2019. We use them under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 licence.gameover.png— The ‘game over’ image is from the Code The Classics project ‘Bunner’ and is copyright Raspberry Pi Trading Ltd, 2019. We use it under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 licence. We have cropped it to fit the Pytch stage dimensions.log0.png,log1.png— The log images are from the Code The Classics project ‘Bunner’ and is copyright Raspberry Pi Trading Ltd, 2019. We use them under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 licence.splash-0.png,splash-1.png,splash-2.png,splash-3.png,splash-4.png,splash-5.png,splash-6.png,splash-7.png— The ‘sinking bunny’ images aresplash0.pngup tosplash7.pngfrom the Code The Classics project ‘Bunner’ and is copyright Raspberry Pi Trading Ltd, 2019. We use them under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 licence.start.png— The ‘start’ image isstart0.pngfrom the Code The Classics project ‘Bunner’ and is copyright Raspberry Pi Trading Ltd, 2019. We use it under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 licence.world.png— The images used to assemble the backdrop are those in the Code The Classics project ‘Bunner’ and are copyright Raspberry Pi Trading Ltd, 2019. We use them under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 licence. We have cropped and assembled the original images into the one used here.summary-screenshot.png— The screenshot is a montage of images from the Code The Classics project ‘Bunner’ and is copyright Raspberry Pi Trading Ltd, 2019. We use the contributing images under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 licence. We have assembled them into the screenshot.
Tutorial Boing¶
ball.png— The image ball for Boing is copyright Raspberry Pi Trading Ltd, 2019. We use it under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 licence.bounce.mp3,hit.mp3,lost.mp3— The sound files Synth bounce sound for Boing, Synth hit sound for Boing, and Score goal sound for Boing are copyright Raspberry Pi Trading Ltd, 2019. We use them under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 licence. We have converted the original OGG files to MP3 format.player-normal.png,player-flash.png,robot-normal.png,robot-flash.png— The images first player normal bat for Boing, first player flashing bat for Boing, second player normal bat for Boing and second player flashing bat for Boing are copyright Raspberry Pi Trading Ltd, 2019. We use them under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 licence. We have reduced their size.table.png— The image Boing table is copyright Raspberry Pi Trading Ltd, 2019. We use it under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 licence. We have changed its size to fit the size of the Pytch stage.summary-screenshot.png— This screenshot was created by the Pytch team to illustrate the Boing project. It contains elements from the Code the Classics Boing game, and to that extent is copyright Raspberry Pi Trading Ltd, 2019. We use the image elements under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 licence. We have composited the original images, and resized the result.
Tutorial Ticket vending machine¶
adult.png,child.png,family.png— The tickets images were drawn by the Pytch team. They are hereby placed into the public domain. They include a head and shoulders outline which has been placed into the public domain by svgrepo.com.coin-1.png,coin-2.png,note-5.png— The coin and note images were drawn by the Pytch team. They are hereby placed into the public domain.money-types-in-row.png,ticket-type-menu.png— The “ticket types” and “money types in a row” images are built from the ticket and money images created by the Pytch team. These combined images are also hereby placed into the public domain.screenshot.png— The screenshot is a composite of images created and placed into the public domain by the Pytch team.