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MASTER CODING ORGANISATION

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MASTER CODING ORGANISATION   I’m MASTERCO ORG, a teen coder passionate about Scratch games, AI tools, and educational tech projects. I founded MASTER CODING ORGANISATION to share my projects, inspire learning, and make coding fun and accessible for other young learners. Our Mission At MASTER CODING ORGANISATION, we aim to teach, create, and innovate. Coding isn’t just programming—it’s about problem-solving, creativity, and building meaningful projects. Our resources are designed to engage teens in hands-on learning experiences while developing real coding skills. Our Websites & Blogs We maintain multiple platforms to share knowledge and tools: 🌐 MastercoBlog – Tutorials, coding guides, and project updates →  https://siddikampany.blogspot.com 🌐 MCO BOT Blog – Educational AI assistant guidance →  https://mcobot.blogspot.com 🌐 Official Website – MCO Tools & Projects →  https://mco.framer.ai Our Sub-Brands 🎥 MastercoTutorials – YouTube channel for coding tuto...
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HOW TO CREATE GEOMETRY DASH GAME IN SCRATCH?

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HOW TO CREATE GEOMETRY DASH GAME IN SCRACTH Summary of Geometry Dash Game Creation Tutorial This video tutorial walks viewers through the step-by-step process of creating a simplified version of the popular game  Geometry Dash  using the Scratch platform. The instructor demonstrates the design, coding, and game mechanics involved, emphasizing a beginner-friendly approach. Key Steps and Concepts Covered Getting Started on Scratch Navigate to  scratch.mi.education  and click  Create  to start a new project. Optionally, sign in or join Scratch to save progress. Backdrop and Sprite Design Create  two backdrops : One with a blue background. Another with a yellow or red pathway drawn on it. Design two main sprites: A red colored pathway outline. Black spikes as obstacles. Adjust sprite size and positioning precisely (e.g., spikes sized at 230x210, positioned at -380 on X-axis). Basic Player Controls and Movement Set player’s initial direction to 90 degrees. ...
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