-WowNyanRandom123- wrote:

I made a really cool shooting game, but I shared it and got reported. What happened?
Scratch is a website for everyone, including younger audiences. Violent and gory things that typical parents do not want their children to see, are not allowed. If it doesn't scare you, it still could freak out your younger cousin. Simple cartoon actions are allowed, like shooting a toy gun, but just as long as it's not extreme. If you see anything beyond this, please report it immediately.

What if the player/enemies uses real gun but have no blood/gore?

Bright-Idea wrote:

-WowNyanRandom123- wrote:

I made a really cool shooting game, but I shared it and got reported. What happened?
Scratch is a website for everyone, including younger audiences. Violent and gory things that typical parents do not want their children to see, are not allowed. If it doesn't scare you, it still could freak out your younger cousin. Simple cartoon actions are allowed, like shooting a toy gun, but just as long as it's not extreme. If you see anything beyond this, please report it immediately.

What if the player/enemies uses real gun but have no blood/gore?

I would say a real gun isn't appropriate, but some peoples' opinions differ.

-WowNyanRandom123- wrote:

Bright-Idea wrote:

-WowNyanRandom123- wrote:

I made a really cool shooting game, but I shared it and got reported. What happened?
Scratch is a website for everyone, including younger audiences. Violent and gory things that typical parents do not want their children to see, are not allowed. If it doesn't scare you, it still could freak out your younger cousin. Simple cartoon actions are allowed, like shooting a toy gun, but just as long as it's not extreme. If you see anything beyond this, please report it immediately.

What if the player/enemies uses real gun but have no blood/gore?

I would say a real gun isn't appropriate, but some peoples' opinions differ.

What if the gun was made of wood?

ZozaTech wrote:

Nice! However, scratchers don't have to read this before posting, wait until this is a sticky, .

-WowNyanRandom123- wrote:

-WowNyanRandom123- wrote:

Bright-Idea wrote:

-WowNyanRandom123- wrote:

I made a really cool shooting game, but I shared it and got reported. What happened?
Scratch is a website for everyone, including younger audiences. Violent and gory things that typical parents do not want their children to see, are not allowed. If it doesn't scare you, it still could freak out your younger cousin. Simple cartoon actions are allowed, like shooting a toy gun, but just as long as it's not extreme. If you see anything beyond this, please report it immediately.

What if the player/enemies uses real gun but have no blood/gore?

I would say a real gun isn't appropriate, but some peoples' opinions differ.

What if the gun was made of wood?

Or in other words what if the gun is ancient? (Sry too much asking)

Bright-Idea wrote:

ZozaTech wrote:

Nice! However, scratchers don't have to read this before posting, wait until this is a sticky, .

I'm trying to get it stickied. (It's been reported to be stickied 3 or 4 times now (not by me) with no response from the Scratch Team.)
I'd still like people to read it, though. Should I remove that part?

ZozaTech wrote:

Bright-Idea wrote:

ZozaTech wrote:

Nice! However, scratchers don't have to read this before posting, wait until this is a sticky, .

I'm trying to get it stickied. (It's been reported to be stickied 3 or 4 times now (not by me) with no response from the Scratch Team.)
I'd still like people to read it, though. Should I remove that part?

Your choice, I think this is good enough to be a sticky, so you should keep it!

People always type abbreviations, but I don't know what they mean. Help!
There are lots of abbreviations on Scratch. For a full list of abbreviations and their meanings, go
Abbreviations On The Forums: -@DeesABird
CC: Colouring Contest
FNaF: Five Nights At Freddy's
AR: Art Request
WIWO: What I'm Working On
NT: New Topic
FPC: Front Page Curator
QaS: Questions About Scratch
CP: Copied Project
UT: Undertale
CG: Community Guidelines
MAP: Multiple Animator Project
F4F: Follow For Follow
RP: Roleplay
ST: Scratch Team
NS: News Scratcher
RT: Remix Tree
OP: Original Poster / Original Post
AMV: Animated Music Video
AT: Art Trade / Advanced Topics
PMV: Picture Music Video

-WowNyanRandom123- wrote:

People always type abbreviations, but I don't know what they mean. Help!
There are lots of abbreviations on Scratch. For a full list of abbreviations and their meanings, go
Abbreviations On The Forums: -@DeesABird
CC: Colouring Contest
FNaF: Five Nights At Freddy's
AR: Art Request
WIWO: What I'm Working On
NT: New Topic
FPC: Front Page Curator
QaS: Questions About Scratch
CP: Copied Project
UT: Undertale
CG: Community Guidelines
MAP: Multiple Animator Project
F4F: Follow For Follow
RP: Roleplay
ST: Scratch Team
NS: News Scratcher
RT: Remix Tree
OP: Original Poster / Original Post
AMV: Animated Music Video
AT: Art Trade / Advanced Topics
PMV: Picture Music Video

I think you better add WIP (Work In Progress)

Bright-Idea wrote:

How do I use Scratch blocks?
On the text styling bar, there is a button that looks like a Scratch block. Click that to get the default blocks. However, to make your own blocks, there are some tricks you can use.
Remember, you need

[scratchblocks]...[/scratchblocks]

those tags to make blocks.
For a number input, type numbers in parenthesis this in the block.

(some number)

(17)

For a dropdown, type this.

[some option v]

[some option v]

For a variable, type words in parenthesis, like this.

(hihi)

(hihi)

For a full tutorial, visit here.
To test your Scratch blocks, go here.

If you want to color your Scratchblocks:

Like this! :: operators

You have to include this at the end of your block:

:: #hex code

or

:: motion

Motion :: motion

:: looks

Looks :: looks

:: sound

Sound :: sound

:: pen

Pen :: pen

:: events

Events :: events

:: control

Control :: control

:: sensing

Sensing :: sensing

:: operators

Operators :: operators

:: variables

Variables :: variables

:: list

List :: list

:: custom

More Blocks :: custom

MineCoen360_Random wrote:

Bright-Idea wrote:

How do I use Scratch blocks?
On the text styling bar, there is a button that looks like a Scratch block. Click that to get the default blocks. However, to make your own blocks, there are some tricks you can use.
Remember, you need

[scratchblocks]...[/scratchblocks]

those tags to make blocks.
For a number input, type numbers in parenthesis this in the block.

(some number)

(17)

For a dropdown, type this.

[some option v]

[some option v]

For a variable, type words in parenthesis, like this.

(hihi)

(hihi)

For a full tutorial, visit here.
To test your Scratch blocks, go here.

Maybe you could include how to color your blocks!

If you want to color your Scratchblocks:

Like this! :: operators

You have to include this at the end of your block:

:: #hex code

or

:: motion

Motion :: motion

:: looks

Looks :: looks

:: sound

Sound :: sound

:: pen

Pen :: pen

:: events

Events :: events

:: control

Control :: control

:: sensing

Sensing :: sensing

:: operators

Operators :: operators

:: variables

Variables :: variables

:: list

List :: list

:: custom

More Blocks :: custom