Here's a guide to scripts and some misconceptions.
1: If the

if<>then 

block does not work, it's because it doesn't repeatedly check for conditions. If it did, it wouldn't have a bump on the bottom. All you need to do for it to work is just simply put it in a

forever

loop or use Scratch 1.4. That's because Scratch 1.4 (and every 1.x version) has the

forever if <> ::control

block. In 2.0, this is replaced with the

forever
if <> then 

workaround.
2: The Disappearing Text Bug was not introduced in Scratch 1.3. It was first documented in 1.3, but it was also reported by users using older versions (e.g. Scratch 1.0.1), thereby falsifying this myth.
The Disappearing Text Bug does not always occur when the Squeak memory runs low. This was based on a survey on 20 people who have experienced the bug. A closer look reveals that the reported appearance of the bug with certain events reveals that 80% of the reported arrivals of the bug with other events were most likely coincidences.
3: Weekend was not the first project ever.
4: Here's an animation script:

 when green flag clicked
forever
wait (0.05) secs
next costume 

Here's another one:

 when green flag clicked
forever
wait (0.03) secs
next costume 

5 : For scrolling, make sure you have a

 (scrollx) 

variable and use this script:

when green flag clicked
forever
set x to ((scrollx) + (500)
end

that was all the information I could give out. goodbye and have a good day!

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Awesome guide! Although, I'm not sure if this is the best place, and if it was moved to Help With Scripts, I think this would be too specific.

YubNubEwok wrote:

Awesome guide! Although, I'm not sure if this is the best place, and if it was moved to Help With Scripts, I think this would be too specific.

it was moved from Help with Scripts.

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