If you've used snap
you've probobly used the create new block feature although scratch partly has that it isn't so advanced
and Snap has more code blocks such as the reporter that allows you to put stack blocks in the reporter slot
I wouldn't just use snap though because it isn't much for sharing and it doesn't have the username block. So maybe you could make a Snap and scratch hybrid? http://snap.berkeley.edu/snapsource/snap.html
for those who think scratch 2.0 is complicated enough could use that while there would be a feature where you could switch to Scratch Pro mode

mytie wrote:

If you've used snap
you've probobly used the create new block feature although scratch partly has that it isn't so advanced
and Snap has more code blocks such as the reporter that allows you to put stack blocks in the reporter slot
I wouldn't just use snap though because it isn't much for sharing and it doesn't have the username block. So maybe you could make a Snap and scratch hybrid? http://snap.berkeley.edu/snapsource/snap.html
for those who think scratch 2.0 is complicated enough could use that while there would be a feature where you could switch to Scratch Pro mode

Huh?

what do you mean HuH?

mytie wrote:

what do you mean HuH?

i believe that he means that your post was hardly clear

shelter wrote:

mytie wrote:

what do you mean HuH?

i believe that he means that your post was hardly clear

Yes, could you use more than two unintelligible sentences?

mytie wrote:

what do you mean HuH?

Huh means that I do not get what you are saying.

Sorry What i'm trying to say is that there should be a different kind of scratch you can use wich is similar to Snap and Scratch.

Umm…. The Scratch we have is perfect, (I don't mean it doesn't have bugs)

dsaztur wrote:

Umm…. The Scratch we have is perfect, (I don't mean it doesn't have bugs)

it could use more features.

mytie wrote:

dsaztur wrote:

Umm…. The Scratch we have is perfect, (I don't mean it doesn't have bugs)

it could use more features.

Like…?

The answer: No.

Scratch does not want, or need, a split into ‘Pro’ and ‘Beginner’ Scratch editions. Scratch is about learning to program. The pros should assist the beginners in their learning, not have their own ‘Pro’ edition to mess with: because that's what Scratch modifications are for. Snap is (well, was) a Scratch mod. Use it, instead of suggesting that we stop the pros from helping the beginners.

TLDR? Short answer: no.

mytie wrote:

dsaztur wrote:

Umm…. The Scratch we have is perfect, (I don't mean it doesn't have bugs)

it could use more features.

If you want more features suggest them, scratch will probably never go hybrid with a mod since Scratch is the original mods are making scratch like the modder wanted it to be, you basically have 4 choices, make your own mod, use scratch and suggest features, use a mod, just use scratch

dsaztur wrote:

Umm…. The Scratch we have is perfect, (I don't mean it doesn't have bugs)

yah wouldn't Web GL on scratch be cool?

On the rejected suggestions discussion, they have already stated that they are not going to make a more complex version of Scratch for 13 year olds and over.

Eventually, new things will be added to Scratch, but for now we'll just have to wait.

I guess maybe there's a lot of bugs that need to be fixed.

is this paid or free?