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Starting off as an unfinished Snap! library, SnapStuff+ is a Snap! mod that adds various blocks, a few help menus for said blocks, remade help menus for regular blocks, and the glitchy option to switch between white and …
2023, 3:36pm 11 heres the BETA, unpolished code to doGlideTo if you or anyone else
There's a library for that, but it only includes the command, not the reporter. Here's the reporter version: Snap! Multi-branched conditional (reporter version) (berkeley.edu)
33am 3 I think no reporter version was produced as I think the standard if then else
Hi, I am trying to recreate the game Lightbot. I have created a list that would store the commands (walk forward, left turn, right turn), and wish to move the robot sprite when the user clicks on the Run button. How woul…
There is also another problem: the if-else statement on my robot sprite is not working
how to embed a snap project into html or powerpoint OFFLINE?
2020, 8:12pm 3 I do not think it is possible to embed your project (or anything else
When the user inputs the answer, it needs to execute a different block of code, but only if the answer was input. @oofpaste249 = smol bran
else say [You don’t have a name!?]
I am developing 0.3 but I realized the asteroids only spawn up and right only, how do I make them spawn down and left?
2024, 5:13pm 7 instead of saying if <(pick random (1) to (2)) = [2]> then [] else
I was wondering if anyone could possibly improve the project. If anyone ends up improving it and I like the improvement then I will finish the rest of the project and put you in the side notes.
I don’t consider knowing how to use Flask by forking someone else’s repl (hint: mine
A port to the Blockly Engine, completely HTML-Based. progress: 2% Current Features: warp (has a twin for some reason tho) report() (very early in programming, so not functional) () ^ () exponent (finished in rendere…
(my[neighbors]) (object[Sprite1]) (if () then (“ „) else (“ „)) (position) ([ghost
Ayyone got a method of finding out whether the 1st block of a script is a C-slot e.g report true/false on these 2 examples
blocks. 5 is the normal c-slot, 15 is the c-clot with the loop arrow, and 18 is the else
I'm designing an event-driven object-orientated language called Nava or JASL. https://github.com/Sombrero64/Nava-JASL event:start() print: "Hello, world!"; end) Here's a port of my lastest Snap project, Drawing Line…
‚)[0]) except ValueError: lp = True if lp: lt.append(tuple(i.split(‚ ‚))) else
