Note this is a request for a tool to highlight differences between different versions of the same Snap! project so that it can help you to find why it doesn't work any more :slight_smile: I'm not expecting Snap! team to…
offending script where I’d made a mouse slip AaQaOzq61115×139 38.8 KB but it would have
So, I'd like to be able to get the variable names for the parameters of a custom reporter e.g. radius, bodyHeight and coneHeight in this example but my Snap! foo has deserted me (again) :slight_smile:
You have to explicitly ringify the “a” cymplecy May 10, 2023, 4:46pm 4 I’m
I wrote two blocks that allow for conversion between binary and decimal numbers! (the bin$$\to$$decimal was easy, but the decimal$$\to$$binary was not.)
7 cymplecy: BTW There’s another regular forum person who might turn up and have
This will serve as a tutorial for writing snapblocks on the forum. The main snapblocks documentation is here, but I understand that not everyone on the forum can access that page (since most schools block github.io), so …
A number input can only have a number in it.
Idea for someone :slight_smile: Make a fork of Snap! that uses zero-based indexing instead of 1-based :slight_smile: So instead of taking in Scratchers and getting them to use Snap!, we could attract JavaScript or Pyth…
Nobody else would have to use them.
Short answer: You didn't copy the list to the variable, you gave the same list another name. [The pictures below are a lie. See below the divider ——– for the full story.] Here's what it looks like: The lis…
I created two variables, a and b.
Link to the project: https://snap.berkeley.edu/project?user=mr_piay&project=Isometric%20Objects%20Builer
mr_piay April 29, 2020, 10:51pm 5 Maybe, but you see what you have to see (each
Short answer: You didn't copy the list to the variable, you gave the same list another name. [The pictures below are a lie. See below the divider ——– for the full story.] Here's what it looks like: The lis…
I created two variables, a and b.
Please make a code where the woodchuck chucks wood
X could V Y, a X could V Y if a X could V A Y, then A > 0 by implication, thus B,
Greetings, 10+ years Scratch user but day one here.. I made a test to compare Snap's processing speed to Scratch, a simple project that continuously spawns a turtle sprite as clones which chase the mouse cursor around. …
Any chance you have a link to one of Jens projects or can tell me how to search?
