From a different topic Sounds interesting. Any specific ideas yet? Would it support optimization through integer linear programming?
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Hi, I am trying to extend the sort function with a weight applied to each element of the data before it gets fed into the compare function. So what I have tried to do is the following: create an extended compare funct…
sorry for the extra trouble. ( I am not allowed to post links either, so have add https
I saw a topic like this already but I can’t find it anymore.
This works fine Hell, even window.location.replace("https://google.com") and window.location.href
What's problem you are encountering? I'm looking for a way to create a local variable using primitive blocks. Anyone knows how to do it?
an inter-clone communication is based on a) relative position to each other and b)
Early stages but this will find which sprites contain the specified search block
:49pm 5 Dragging and dropping from the forum doesn’t work but doing it from https
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 …
You can have a look at https://snap.berkeley.edu/snap/snap.html#present:Username
EDIT: condensed the most important and relevant bits since it got confusing, and many proposals changed an "object" here is a stage, sprite, or procedure. they all have variables, can be put in the OF block, and be told…
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Hi there! This is a block that you can use to make costumes with text and it has great quality and many more features. It's fast and reverts things as before Doesn't take a lot of time. Prints the text and returns it. …
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I saw a topic like this already but I can’t find it anymore.
the moon you may need to download the image and drag it from your file system): https
Yesterday, I see this about Pi: We learn that we can start to write down Pi (π) = 3.141592653589….. but that we can never finish it. Pi (π) goes on forever and has no repeating pattern to its digits – it is what is cal…
b) π = 3 + 4/(234) – 4/(456) + 4/(678) – 4/(8910) + 4/(101112) – 4/(121314) …
