I need help with making letters form individually soo plz may U help me!!!

like this

The stuff that you are requesting is in the sprite1 here

but how do you make the block have O and s

You could give it 26 costumes, one for each letter, and tell it to switch to costume (variable) of the sentence you want to write, and then change variable by 1. Just remember to set it back to 0 once you are done.

Kongu84 wrote:

You could give it 26 costumes, one for each letter, and tell it to switch to costume (variable) of the sentence you want to write, and then change variable by 1. Just remember to set it back to 0 once you are done.

k could you put that in scratchblocks plz

What are you trying to do? Show a word on the screen?

There are several sets of alphabet sprites in the Scratch sprite library.

You can either use them as separate sprites (easiest way) or you can have one sprite with 36 costumes for the letters and numbers.

For one word you can add just the letters you need to your sprite panel instead of the whole alphabet.

footsocktoe wrote:

What are you trying to do? Show a word on the screen?

There are several sets of alphabet sprites in the Scratch sprite library.

You can either use them as separate sprites (easiest way) or you can have one sprite with 36 costumes for the letters and numbers.

For one word you can add just the letters you need to your sprite panel instead of the whole alphabet.

I'm trying to make people speak with indervidual letters forming like here

dncmstr wrote:

footsocktoe wrote:

What are you trying to do? Show a word on the screen?

There are several sets of alphabet sprites in the Scratch sprite library.

You can either use them as separate sprites (easiest way) or you can have one sprite with 36 costumes for the letters and numbers.

For one word you can add just the letters you need to your sprite panel instead of the whole alphabet.

I'm trying to make people speak with indervidual letters forming like here

That's called the typewriter effect. If you look in the script you will see how to do it.

Here is a tutorial about it

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/54867408/

thx I'll go right now