Hi, I'm new to programming and Scratch and I love your site. I just saw turbo-mode and wondered if it would be possible to slow it down as an alternative. That would be so cool! Thx for all your help and info!

That's a good idea!

What would the point be? Turbo mode is to make the script run faster so you don't have to wait. what would slo-mo be for?

In a game, it would be so people could play at different speeds? In animation, it's just cool to watch for variety without re-programming, or you could evaluate how you programmed it and tighten it up where needed?

ginnyj wrote:

In a game, it would be so people could play at different speeds? In animation, it's just cool to watch for variety without re-programming, or you could evaluate how you programmed it and tighten it up where needed?

ah, okay. Support.

I am still a bit confused. “Different speeds” is a very big and generic term. What exactly are you referring to?

DownsGameClub wrote:

I am still a bit confused. “Different speeds” is a very big and generic term. What exactly are you referring to?

turbo mode, but the opposite

Exactly!

for DownsGameClub, since I'm new, I don't know how to address that problem of it being too general and big a concept. . . . I just like turbomode being able to kick up the speed (and you watch it move differently) and slomo-mode being able to scale it back, and watch it move differently.

There was a thing in Scratch 1.4 called single-stepping mode, where every single block has a delay before running.

If you're talking about this slow motion, support, this would be very useful for debugging.
Otherwise, can you be more specific on how “slow” the project would go?

Support for a single-sttepping mode that also highlights which block is running in the editor if possible (like in the 1.4 single-stepping mode)

cs156175 wrote:

What would the point be? Turbo mode is to make the script run faster so you don't have to wait. what would slo-mo be for?

Debugging

Assuming this is somewhat like Single Stepping mode, support.

What's single stepping mode?

Never mind!

alexphan wrote:

There was a thing in Scratch 1.4 called single-stepping mode, where every single block has a delay before running.

If you're talking about this slow motion, support, this would be very useful for debugging.
Otherwise, can you be more specific on how “slow” the project would go?

Support