Continuing the discussion from First-class colors (Part 1) – #128 by bh. Previous discussions: First-class colors (Part 1)
by me, credit to @wunder_wulfe spacer April 10, 2021, 2:02am 67 Imma try to find
Hi, I'm making a Snap! mod, and I would like to know wheres the code (like the JS) for each of the blocks are?
If you find the palette entry in objects.js then you know what the procedure is called
I can't share my project. every time I click the share button, the button does nothing and I'm having glitches with my videogame I'm working on called green ball positions.
who can find the bug or fix the bug’s in the game 1st?
Summary: Introducing WIreNet VM! The world's first public VM Simulator on Snap! Starting out with the 4 Major OSes of Snap! including, SnipOS 4 GlassOS LunarOS ArcticOS More coming soon! TL;DR: World's First Pu…
You can find it here. (I would like to make a LunarOS2 (hint hint) but idk.
I started this about a month ago for a competition with my friend, and just released the first official version. Expect frequent updates. Frames OS takes everything in the everyday scratch os project, and makes it bette…
it has instructions how to make programs for it (or is just obvious) Disagree Find
i want to know how to make that script in the community site picture
54pm 21 ok thanks i just want to see what the script does by itself so if you find
What is a TASbot? A TASbot is a robot that speedruns a game! Basically it does all these tricks and maneuvers at a speed no human can achieve. These tricks can help speedrunners get World Records. Anyways, I made a TASb…
I feel like the bot has a slight advantage above normal players, since the bot ‚find’s
What i am looking for is – so to speak – another version of the current block. I would like to give it a date – let's say the first of january of any year and by that determine the weekday. This helps me to determine if…
There must be another way to share a project – can’t seem to find the other way
If I made any mistakes, I'm open to feedback as this is my first guide on the Snap! forums. So, let's say that you're making a shooter game, and you use broadcasts to spawn bullets, if you're keeping track of the clone …
To put it short, clones can receive broadcasts, so find a way to differentiate between
Continuing the discussion from Coding jokes (Part 1) – #250 by futurealba. Previous discussions: Coding jokes (Part 1)
We need to find somewhere to create a plan.
