What's problem you are encountering? My project runs with quite some lag and I have to present it to class tommorow on school computers so I need to get rid of the lag. Can anyone please help me with this? Project below…
I suggest that you find a script that uses pen stamping instead of clones.
drag the points press space to change costume green flag to draw turbo mode recommended
i might find this useful for some projects, or at least for a benchmark between some
I'm wanting to return an index (I like to think of it being a pointer) to an item in a nested list But, I wondering, has this already been done? Using this example structure: what I'm looking for is returning somet…
11 I’ve been having a play around, as I decided I was conflicted with the in find
I'm wanting to return an index (I like to think of it being a pointer) to an item in a nested list But, I wondering, has this already been done? Using this example structure: what I'm looking for is returning somet…
this – I end up with an error Are you able to make it work this way e.g in list find
How?(i have pondered thhis for a while and decided that key pressed was not good enough as in it can only detect alphanumeric keys (ima go to sleep dont expect immmediate response)
joecooldoo January 19, 2023, 5:04pm 4 … except that FIND FIRST ITEM is what
The amazing website, part of The Useless Web How could this be recreated in Snap!, I generally think it would be hilarious to make.
loucheman July 26, 2022, 5:58am 5 Find the .gif Convert it to .jpg Import all
This projects adds missing functionalities for dictionaries in Snap!.
I haven’t read it carefully but I think I did find one mistake: Mapping Object Blocks
On the Scratch forums (I still think the Snap forums are better) you can use BBCode to represent different blocks. Since I'm new, I don't really know how everyone gets a script of blocks in a post. I'm wondering if it's …
Discourse Plugin for modified scratchblocks ’snap-blocks‘ Development Maybe You find
I never really understood how exactly a tree is recursively made step-by-step, so I made this project to follow the process and see what exactly happens at each level from 6 to 0 (in slow motion). You can turn the expla…
"(still) level 4 do that" I find that last "still" confusing.
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…
In fact if you search long enough within the digits of Pi (π) you can [find any number
