Final Project Design Step 5: Interactions

Each step of the final project design is added to the Final Project Design Word Document and submitted in Blackboard under assignments.

At each step of the design process you will add what you have learned to the final project. By the end of the semester the final project will be almost complete, and just require some finishing touches.

Jack and the Beanstalk Example: Step 5

Step 5: Final Project Interactions:
Tell how you will make the story interactive? List at least two questions the actors ask of the user. The answer must change the movie in some way. Example: How many times should I knock? Should I go left or right? Etc. Should I pick some flowers? If the user answers yes, call a separate scene procedure to pick the flowers. The user choices here should not change the ending, we will add the alternate ending in the last step.
Jack asks if he should buy the beans. (He will buy the beans anyway.)
Mother asks if she should throw the beans away. (She will throw the beans anyway.)
In Alice, you can select an object by clicking on it. List one choice the user can make by clicking on the choice. Example: Click on the tool that will open the lock. Click on each pig to make him run away. Click on the gate to open it.
Jack has to click on the hammer to chop down the beanstalk. If he does not click the hammer, we see the alternate ending.
Open the final project, lastname_firstname_finalproject4.a3p, and save it as lastname_firstname_finalproject5.a3p. Add the variables and the questions to store the results in the variables to the Scene Procedure where the question will be asked. (You will add the response to the questions and the clicking part later.) Do NOT add any code to MyFirstMethod. Any new code should be in one of the scene procedures.
You should complete all of the scene procedures at this step.

Which scene procedures have you added code to? Desperate, SellingCow, MagicBeans, Beanstalk, GiantCastle

Submit this document with steps one and two completed (nothing deleted) and the Lastname_Firstname_FinalProject5.a3p file in assignments.

Download the Jack in the Beanstalk Step 5 example to experiment.

The following are requirements:

If any of these requirements are not met, the score will be 0.

Item
You have submitted both the design document and the *.a3p file.
Nothing is deleted from the design document.
This is a continuation of the previous steps.

If the requirements are met, the grade is as follows:

Item	Points
You have named both files correctly.	1
You have listed at least 2 questions that will make the move interactive.	4
You have listed at least one choice the user can make by clicking.	3
You have added code for the variables and ask the user a question in 2 different scene procedures.	5
MyFirstMethod does not have any code except comments and calls to procedures.	2

Possible points=15

If you do not receive a perfect score you may resubmit it as long as it is resubmitted within 3 days.
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