I have a JS block that runs as a continuation. If it possible for the JS to "call" a Snap block via the Javascript?
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A little introduction here. I've been using Scratch since 2017, and I loved it. Up until 2021 (a shocking year), my account got IP banned for a (maybe) good reason. I reached out to ST and they said that I would be unban…
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From a different topic Sounds interesting. Any specific ideas yet? Would it support optimization through integer linear programming?
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I'm fruitfully using Snapin8r to import Scratch projects to Snap (thanks @djdolphin!). Everything works smoothly. I recently noticed that, when importing some Scratch blocks, it is not easy for the user understand what …
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Hello Snappers! Brooks (25M) here. I'm pretty good at math, but have always been a bit intimidated by coding so I've only just started using Snap last month I've been coming up with Snap coding projects to do for fun……
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WARNING! this topic contains: strong opinions, sarcasm, rants (PG-13) JavaScript (R) :smirk: ——— I'm trying to understand how I can implement JavaScript code as part of a Snap! function. Used Blockly as an input dev…
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