I was going to post this on Scratch, but I got blocked because the Scratch Team took my comments that are not meant to be taken seriously, seriously. I really should stop commenting. Anyway, I was making Pac-Man, and I…
Anyway, here’s the link: THE LINKKK HERE’S THEL INK IN CASE YOU HAVENT NOTICED IM
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how do i make a dropdown list im trying to make a glide (1) secs to [mouse pointer] block
cymplecy October 8, 2020, 2:43pm 14 Can you post a link to a project with your
Adding the ability to comment on projects would go a long way in establishing a community feel where users could make recommendations on how a project could be better/different or just encourage those users who are posti…
13am 5 Right now, the best thing to do is to create a forum thread and put a link
First costume from url block that actually allows you to set the image to your costume and do everything with
I knew that a link to the project had already been provided, but I was trying to
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kinestheticlearning October 7, 2020, 2:19pm 2 Maybe a link to the FAQ page could
network of almost 40,000 nodes and up to 6 (part 1) or even 14 (part 2) outgoing links
The code is so much faster now (somehow the link will not load; you may follow the
Use the TuneScope “Play Tracks” block to create a backing track accompanied by a melody. Then add at least one accompanying drum track using the methods described in Module 9 (Building a TuneScope Drum Machine): Mo…
forum with an explanation of the music that you created, including a link to the
