Here's a link to the second module, Exploring Color: Creating Art in the Style of Rothko: https://maketolearn.org/creating-art-animations-and-music/exploring-color/ Work out a design that appeals to you by initially p…
illustrate sunset, you can condense code by only changing x and y position within the same
Hello Snap! Team, Thank you for the smooth migration to Snap! 9. My project, heavily dependent on Metaprogramming, works just fine. However I need an advice there. Here is a brief from a previous topic: I'm modelling…
2023, 3:49pm 3 Every time I get stuck with the implementation I ask my self the same
The above blocks produce TRUE. Why? Unicodes are different for a and A: 97 and 65. HELP for the block says that it's mainly for list comparisons. Then should it refuse any other kind of input? Thx.
— that is it’s true only if the two inputs are the same location in memory.
has the bare minimum for a clicker game :> the game :0 NEW UPDATE! removed diminishing returns yeah that's literally it
kingnico1133 August 5, 2025, 5:21pm 28 you need the X: and the Y: to be the same
Yes, I switched stage mode. That's why these watchers will always move out of their places. It would be great to have blocks to set their positions. Or force them to remember them.
2019, 1:05pm 6 retrun is not a valid token, and the reporter doesn’t return the same
This suggestion is to make a block to inherit block variables from another block, possibly being a new function ( variables from ({move::motion}::ring) ::greyThis would report a list of each block variable’s value in or…
cookieclickerer33 April 11, 2023, 2:27pm 4 But that’s not the same exactly as
So 1 to 2 years ago, when I was still an elementary schooler, I made an AI using Python. More specifically, an AI Guessing Game. This AI can guess your number via accessing the previous number stored in its memory. Howe…
helicoptur January 5, 2022, 12:29am 8 But why would a player guess the same number
Hello, I'm doing tests with MQTT blocks. I have installed a local Mosquitto server on a Raspberry Pi, and I want to connect to the server from Snap!, but I can't. The local server does not have a username or password a…
From MicroBlocks, with the same configuration, it does connect. Thank you!
Hey guys. As I am a germanspeaker I unfortunately couldn't understand the manual about this topic. What I wanted: playing a sound over and over again without a break. If I put "play sound until done" into "forever" the …
should be such a long delay unless you’re running a zillion other threads at the same
I am new to Snap, I heard about this website from the Scratch Wiki, on Scratch, there is a "run until screen refresh" feature or something like that, where you can run multiple scripts at once. Can you do that on Snap?
like what you’re looking for. it forces everything to happen all at once in the same
