From a different topic Sounds interesting. Any specific ideas yet? Would it support optimization through integer linear programming?
Why not just have FACT and RULE and GOAL blocks that can be used in any order, and
create the "switch" code structure from Gamemaker Studio (For those who haven
schoolcs002 September 17, 2024, 9:20am 3 I have figured out how to edit the
Some people just use one js function at the top to do everything.Can you get 'js function'in a libary so it will be not so easy to use no snap blocks,only js?
9:02am 4 bh: which would involve removing the SET block I wonder what you have
Personally I think “ in front of {list}” should be vardradic Id really love this especially if we got The “in front of” would disappear if you press the arrow This would be super useful to make it so you don’t ha…
disappear if you press the arrow This would be super useful to make it so you don’t have
Hi! I've been working on a new platforming game, and I'm struggling with lag. I'll give some info about the game: It's a 2d platformer, with 3 types of objects: platforms, which are straight lines or rectangles, but ca…
They have a thickness (most platforms have a thickness of 10, so they are 10 pixels
Warning As of 2024: Replit is changing their services so that you can only have
* Cloud server) is something schools want to do a lot, so they don’t have to send
This was a fantastically useful feature of Scratch 2 which the developers strangely decided to drop in Scratch 3. It is really good for teaching children about coordinate systems.
now we have polls. polls are like petitions [poll type=regular results=always public
how do i make a programing language like snap and scratch with no experience
What I should have said was "once it clears that base case, it moves to the next
I’m attempting to create a “new” (i.e. not yet implemented in Snap!) data type: set. In many respects a set is like a list, so I started out implementing it as a list, with type-specific functions. Soon I ran unto troubl…
But what if the sets have subsets?
I've started working on a set of blocks that allows you to create purely functional Snap! programs! Here it is! Currently, the only blocks I've made are: an inline loop (it repeatedly calls a block with data, then se…
bh February 7, 2024, 7:42am 2 Aargh I should have seen this a week ago, but
