Continuing the discussion from A Snap! Mod Idea (Part 1) – #103 by sir_kitten2. Previous discussions: A Snap! Mod Idea (Part 1)
(at the moment) B. Ok.
Continuing the discussion from Help make an among us game (Part 6) – #101. Previous discussions: Help make an among us game (Part 1) Help make an among us game (Part 2) https://forum.snap.berkeley.edu/t/help-make-an-a…
April 16, 2021, 9:13pm 111 a) why did you reply to @bh instead of the topic b)
Hi guys, I wonder does anyone know how to join two tables (say two csv files) like using inner join on SQL on snap? Thanks!
blocks for explicit SQL joins, an implicit one should be used: SELECT * FROM A,B
This is a thread to discuss Day 7 :slight_smile: https://adventofcode.com/2024/day/7 REMEMBER! It is VERY important NOT to write any public spoilers :slight_smile: ALWAYS keep spoiler stuff hidden inside one of the…
Doesn’t crash B Takes < 12 hours to run Snap!
I know what your thinking. Snap+ already!? Kinda, i just finished indev after 3 weeks of testing. It's in beta now. It's just a snap project but it has an advance login system and a computer ina computer. It runs 60fp…
You know that a) it was an intentional decision made by the developers, and b)
I am stuck on U2L4-page 1. I can't seem to figure out how to create these images:
even, so it looks like it’ll be most directly relevant to something like part (b)
Since SciSnap has updated working with the ImgPad procedures became vary difficult. So I built this to make working with it easier. For anyone who wants to use it, feel free! (Adds 23 blocks) Link to Project
hardly have any spectral colors, i.e., colors with zeros for some of R, G, and B.
I was wanting to send and store a few Snap! costumes onto a server and wanted to reduce the number of bytes used but still preserve all the image information. But then, I've thought – this would could make a good challe…
idea i had was doing something like this abcaacbcbbb would turn into A, 1,4,5 B,
Challenged myself to code a project in one week. Here's the result: See the project Run project New Project
Turing-equivalent computer with just one instruction: Subtract and Jump if Negative a,b,
I'm going to make a better version with smaller line segments. Edit: Higher quality version: Oh and I just made an even higher quality one: More precise version of the last one: (you will probably have to zoo…
If it’s composite, that means n=ab, where 1
