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It is great use of the "paste on" block, I barely see it anywhere else!
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It is great use of the "paste on" block, I barely see it anywhere else!
I’m looking to find the minimum or maximum numeric value in a list. In an older (2020) post, I see references to green operator blocks for min and max. But I can’t seem to locate them in the Operators list. Have they …
Have they been replaced by something else?
When you go to export a custom block, it says 'including dependencies' But when you edit a primitive block and have it in there, it dose not include it's definition into the dependencies.
This is kind of a big deal, so looking at someone else’s code doesn’t change your
I am attempting to use the Obstacle Sensors on the Finch robot to follow an object; i.e., if there is no obstacle the Finch stops, but if it senses an obstacle it moves forward; think of a duckling following it's mother.…
I am including some sample code just in case anyone else sees this post and is curious
I made this find alonzo but I want to make it more complex, like only part of Alonzo shows if only part of Alonzo is under the flashlight and make it look better.
September 5, 2021, 4:09am 3 bubgamer07_bungamer0: it has to be in turbo mode or else
This is my first ever physical computing (besides those circuit board kits) So: I am trying to make it to be able to press the button that activated 2 LED’s. The one problem: It’s not powerful enough to push the button,…
Video: Hex Ant Sorry for low quality, vimeo sucks Hand reveal lol What else did
for those who don't know what nick os is it is my os for a ton of fun games and to make multiplayer easer i am using mqtt to make cloud variables by having a project open every time someone plays a game on nick os that m…
No one else can access these values from another computer without sending the value
This is my Pokemon fan-game that was coded in scratch and was ported to Snap! to make it more efficient. The scratch project has been shared at https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/470370240/.
runs faster than scratch. nothing else.
This is an example project for creating transparent labels, i.e. sprites, and has a simple placement block to put the label near the sprite similar to ancient HPGL2 labels. It uses the cool 'paste on [object] with [compo…
You can probably web-search it, or else search for Geometer’s Sketchpad or Cabri,
View on Snap!Con Presented By: Jadga Huegle Abstract: This talk is about creating embroidery designs by combining Snap!'s list feature with the embroidering capabilities of Turtlestitch. An image can be imported into S…
6:43pm 4 also – I’m going to make this a project for my students – is anyone else