I think this is a good part adding 'Arduino Uno' to scratch.I here they are working but right with scratchX

What does ‘Arduino Uno’ mean and what?

Epopo11 wrote:

What does ‘Arduino Uno’ mean and what?

arggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh check out the links !!!!!

je sais ce que ça veut dire maintenant

Epopo11 wrote:

je sais ce que ça veut dire maintenant

good. bien !!
i used google translate to translate / traduire pour traduire


another way is this !!
you meant “know i know what it is!!”
right? um droit? / droite?

i do not know french!! arghh / je ne connais pas le français !! arghh

Scratch cannot be use to run on an Arduino since Arduino boards use precompiled C++ code rather than live interpreting block coding like with Scratch. Additionally, the entire program structure is different, meaning that it would be difficult for Scratch to be used to compile into the C++ Arduino code with just an extension.

There is an Arduino Scratch extension for Scratch3, as well as Raspberry Pi, CircuitPlaygroundExpress, and ESP-8266. You can find it here.

itchy20 wrote:

There is an Arduino Scratch extension for Scratch3, as well as Raspberry Pi, CircuitPlaygroundExpress, and ESP-8266. You can find it here.

sooory, i want it to connect it to my Arduino UNO

CWorld wrote:

itchy20 wrote:

There is an Arduino Scratch extension for Scratch3, as well as Raspberry Pi, CircuitPlaygroundExpress, and ESP-8266. You can find it here.

sooory, i want it to connect it to my Arduino UNO

I think if you try out turbowarp, there might be an extension pre-built into it, but if not, I think you can make / find new custom extension for the arduino uno.