Talking Tom Cat 2 Scratch Direct

when [scratch v] button clicked switch costume to [scratching v] play sound [scratch v] wait (0.3) seconds switch costume to [normal v]

Scratch allows creators to upload custom audio files and costume variations. This makes it easy to imitate Tom's voice modulation and goofy gestures. talking tom cat 2 scratch

Development Tip: You can find original game sprites on resource sites like The Sprites Resource, or use Scratch’s built-in vector tools to draw stylized, simplified versions of Tom and Ben. Ensure all costumes are centered precisely in the Scratch Paint Editor to prevent Tom from glitching or jumping across the screen during animations. Phase 2: Coding the Core Voice Mimicry when [scratch v] button clicked switch costume to

Tom moves toward the screen and uses his claws to leave visible "scratch" marks on the display. Ensure all costumes are centered precisely in the

when green flag clicked set [Tom_State v] to [idle] forever if <(loudness) > [10]> then set [Tom_State v] to [listening] switch costume to [Tom_listening v] wait until <(loudness) < [5]> set [Tom_State v] to [talking] switch costume to [Tom_talking v] play sound [Tom_Gibberish1 v] until done set [Tom_State v] to [idle] else switch costume to [Tom_idle v] end end Use code with caution. Phase 3: Coding Interactive Touch (Mouse Click) Triggers

Includes features like blowing a paper bag, flatulating, and playing games with Ben. Talking Tom Cat 2 on the Scratch Platform