Making Geometry Dash Lite on Scratch is a creative project that teaches you the basics of game design and coding. To start, create a cube sprite for your player and program it to jump when the space bar or mouse is clicked, while gravity pulls it back down. Next, design spikes or block sprites to act as obstacles, and make them move across the screen using loops. Add collision detection so that when the cube touches an obstacle, the game ends. To make it feel like the real Geometry Dash, you can add scrolling backgrounds, rhythmic music, and timed jumps that match the beat. Once the basic mechanics work, improve your game by adding multiple levels, colorful designs, and a score system. With practice and creativity, Scratch makes it easy to bring your own version of Geometry Dash to life.
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