Matrices Extension, By: jacobmorrison Blocks: Matrix _ _ (creates a matrix), Set _ _ of _ to _ (set (x,y) of the matrix to given value), item _ _ of _ (get an item of matrix at (x,y)), append front _ to _ at _ _ (…
_ to _ _ in matrix _ with _ (fills from x1, y1 to x2, y2 in matrix with item) Find
link ! this is a work-in-progress / not to be used in your own projects create a new project or just stay in this one. just like the script variables block, but has a variadic input where each ( var = val ) seg…
sorry I’m not sticking to strictly ‚built-in‘ methods but put me in a box I’ll find
Continuing the discussion from First-class colors (Part 1) – #128 by bh. Previous discussions: First-class colors (Part 1)
Then I use COLOR NUMBER FROM COLOR to try to find the closest color number to the
A manual for the Snap! programming language
reporter lists (map nil nil) keep items _ from _ reporter lists (keep nil nil) find
if i have a really really long list does anyone know a way i can compress the data so i can have multiple long lists and be able to save the project
You may find easy-to-use ideas here.
I've tried pen down and pen up without moving but that doesn't seem to place a single dot of color with a thickness. How do you do that? Edit: Nasty typos! Almost as bad as evil kumquats!
Developer), which you can find the post here, I developed something that will work
I don't know what game to make. Any ideas? rules: not too simple, but not incredibly complex either only 2D (3D is too complex) no platformers (laggy and generic) no remakes of games, please (i like to be original!)
watching dani’s videos coconut104 October 1, 2020, 3:47am 14 I mean, it’s hard to find
I've been working on a JIT compiler for Snap!. Snap! already has an experimental JIT compiler, but it doesn't support yields or custom blocks and doesn't seem to have been updated in some time. Currently it can run Vee,…
that to my projects which are organized for the javascript structure(i can even find
I feel like this should be put on the Wiki. This project was first published on March 1, 2018, and made on October 12, 2017.
9, 2022, 1:07pm 14 try going into the wayback machine. thats would I did to find
I made a glitch effect using perhaps the worst setup. Ey, if it works, it works. I think it's pretty cool. You can remove the stamp block if you want to see the individual strip by itself. With the stamp on, it's pret…
and GitHub is blocked for me, so I can’t find it right now.
