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aphantasia Every time I read this thread I visualize Mickey Mouse making infinite numbers of brooms.
A one-minute video has (all else being equal) the same bandwidth requirement as a
something that you can’t know or fix at that time because you need to do something else
who would like to collab to make a block coding language within snap! itself?
awdeni August 27, 2024, 3:57am 111 hopefully someone else coomes in and helps
I HATE that watchers have a delay when their values are changed. Could you change them so they update immediately when their value changes?
but my guess is that it’s more or less the same answer: We don’t want everything else
It will be easier because you don't have to make a block for it every time you need to use it.
motto (provide the basic primitives only so that the user can create everything else
Continuing the discussion from Lunar OS (Part 2) – #104 by joecooldoo. Previous discussions: Lunar OS (Part 1) Lunar OS (Part 2)
What else? @joecooldoo Can you make some backgrounds?
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5 Okay, I’m totally overworked right now and can’t spend a minute on anything else
The TOUCHING? block allows setting the color from a palette. I don't see how to specify the color as an RGB value. I try to put a list as an into the block, but it won't go.
owlsss January 18, 2025, 7:22pm 8 it doesn’t happen anywhere else?
Hello. As the title states, I wanted to suggest custom speech balloon formatting for reporters and predicates (when clicked in the editor). Like Scratch, the balloon can display a text string or number. However, Snap*!* …
feature) to disguise a custom type as something else (text, number, etc.) or possibly
(the project above is just a quick sketch/prototype of what I'm thinking of. it's kind of documented in the comments. also, the reason why everything is just "lb 0" after some point is because 0x00 is interpreted as tha…
Something else that I thought of would be to have separate registers that are put
