Guys, I want to make an extension. But I don't know how. Don't type if you are helping me make Chrome extensions. So help me with making Scratch 3.0 extensions.

when green flag clicked
forever
move (10) steps
pen up
stamp
pen down
end

This should go to Avanced Topics or Extensions forum.

Monna-Uka wrote:

This should go to Avanced Topics or Extensions forum.

Ok but I won't move it because it's still scripting

sharkdude6789 wrote:

Monna-Uka wrote:

This should go to Avanced Topics or Extensions forum.

Ok but I won't move it because it's still scripting

And plus I don't know what extension I'm going to make.

Monna-Uka wrote:

This should go to Avanced Topics or Extensions forum.

I don't know if any of the blocks you shown exist in Scratch.

when flag clicked
if <(I don't know) = (I don't know)> then
forever
say (I don't know) for (900000) secs
end
end

sharkdude6789 wrote:

Monna-Uka wrote:

This should go to Avanced Topics or Extensions forum.

I don't know if any of the blocks you shown exist in Scratch.

when flag clicked
if <(I don't know) = (I don't know)> then
forever
say (I don't know) for (900000) secs
end
end

That's my Scratchblocks signature. You can ‘hack’/modify it.
Example:

when [my strength v] > (10) ::#333333 //quote to see how lel
beat [Scratch cat v] [up v] using (Pikachu ::#ffff00) ::#333333

Here's a topic explaining how to create an extension for Scratch 3.0 from the Developing Scratch Extensions

Sheep_maker wrote:

Here's a topic explaining how to create an extension for Scratch 3.0 from the Developing Scratch Extensions

I've read it, it's too hard.

Monna-Uka wrote:

That's my Scratchblocks signature. You can ‘hack’/modify it.
Example:

when [my strength v] > (10) ::#333333 //quote to see how lel
beat [Scratch cat v] [up v] using (Pikachu ::#ffff00) ::#333333

Editing the text in scratch blocks isn't “hacking” the blocks. Hacked Blocks referred to the use of JSON modification of sb2 files to create functional but not-supported forms of blocks. Such is not possible in Scratch 3 due to changes to the file format and differentiation of fields and inputs.

ElsieBreeze wrote:

Monna-Uka wrote:

That's my Scratchblocks signature. You can ‘hack’/modify it.
Example:

when [my strength v] > (10) ::#333333 //quote to see how lel
beat [Scratch cat v] [up v] using (Pikachu ::#ffff00) ::#333333

Editing the text in scratch blocks isn't “hacking” the blocks. Hacked Blocks referred to the use of JSON modification of sb2 files to create functional but not-supported forms of blocks. Such is not possible in Scratch 3 due to changes to the file format and differentiation of fields and inputs.

Hi Elsie, that doesn't help me with extensions. But, I'm glad you answered about the Scratchblocks signature

sharkdude6789 wrote:

Hi Elsie, that doesn't help me with extensions. But, I'm glad you answered about the Scratchblocks signature

By the way, making Scratch extensions require you to know and use other programming languages. The Extensions forum will still be a good choice if you want to learn more.

Monna-Uka wrote:

sharkdude6789 wrote:

Hi Elsie, that doesn't help me with extensions. But, I'm glad you answered about the Scratchblocks signature

By the way, making Scratch extensions require you to know and use other programming languages. The Extensions forum will still be a good choice if you want to learn more.

Yes! I know Python a bit and JSON a bit and HTML and a bit of Javascript

Hey, this is @sharkdude6789's testing account!

sonicisfastyouknow wrote:

Hey, this is @sharkdude6789's testing account!

Lol. Hi.

Monna-Uka wrote:

sonicisfastyouknow wrote:

Hey, this is @sharkdude6789's testing account!

Lol. Hi.

It is.

sonicisfastyouknow wrote:

Monna-Uka wrote:

sonicisfastyouknow wrote:

Hey, this is @sharkdude6789's testing account!

Lol. Hi.

It is.

Verified. It is my testing account.

Ok. Let's start talking about extensions now.

sharkdude6789 wrote:

Sheep_maker wrote:

Here's a topic explaining how to create an extension for Scratch 3.0 from the Developing Scratch Extensions

I've read it, it's too hard.

They haven't released the official extension specification yet, so you'll have to make do