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This tutorial shows how to to manage a dialogue and change settings using the boradcast block. This is a much better way to sequence an animation than trying to use the "wait ___ seconds" block. It's especially useful if you have a very large project or if you are trying to sync audio from the site.
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I have a gallery where you can send me questions so please do
from Jazzer:thank you. you helped me with a lot
Very good hints. Although intended for absolute beginners, it was still well done! :-)
nice.
Great project! Really nice topics of scratch to touch on!
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im very good on this but its a good job
Very good idea :-)
great job!
awesome!
Awesome tutorial! Even though I'm good at this, this is a very good tutorial for beginners! ;~)
Great! This is a well constructed tutorial. As a beginner I am obtaining quite the gimmick I need. Many thanks.
cool
great!
feechurd!!!
here's a link to one with variables (link to project)
Yeah, I found the broadcast block very useful in making animations. MUCH more easy than having to count seconds. Especially when there isn't much dialogue and more action, kinda like in my animation: seconds are difficult to measure there. Good tutorial! :)
ya i used to go in seconds but i learned the brodcast block along time ago and its helped soooooooooo much! especially with soundcause sound always messes up the movie
very good tutorial! I made a tutorial too. if you want to see, here's it: (link to project)
make one on how to do it with one variable its easier (i already know how)
Could you point me to an example?
Cool!
Featured!!!! Nice job!
This is neat tutorial for me, It's great, but I already know how use brocast blocks.
This is a neat tutorial! Congratulations - it's Featured!
A splendid tutorial! And as a bonus, you did the animation well.
A wonderful tutorial! Congratulations - it's Featured!
This is a neat tutorial!
thanks
Thanks for this! It is how I have taught students to control many actions and options in Scratch.