Ok, so I basically know how most of the blocks work and I have a very good understanding of how to code using Scratch! I want to start learning more advanced coding in Scratch so that I can make better games that take tons of work like Dungeon dash, 3d Minecraft, Staff of the wizard, Hobbs home, etc. Does anyone know how I can learn more advanced Scratch coding. What I mean by this is does anyone know any resources I can use to learn more about advanced Scratch coding such as making AI, collision scripts, making leaderboards, making multiplayer/online games etc. Thank you!

I'd suggest looking for tutorials by using the search bar in Scratch.

Also this topic will better fit in the Questions About Scratch forum, so let me report it to be moved there, no need to panic, just wait until the topic gets moved.

Oh ok, thank you! I'm pretty new to scratch so I wasn't sure where to post the topic! Thanks a lot!

korneliuss wrote:

Oh ok, thank you! I'm pretty new to scratch so I wasn't sure where to post the topic! Thanks a lot!

You're welcome! ^o^

korneliuss wrote:

Oh ok, thank you! I'm pretty new to scratch so I wasn't sure where to post the topic! Thanks a lot!

I'd also like to add that once you start to get a better understanding of the blocks (or maybe not), you can consider asking specific coding-related questions on the Help With Scripts forum!

patience

Austinato wrote:

korneliuss wrote:

Oh ok, thank you! I'm pretty new to scratch so I wasn't sure where to post the topic! Thanks a lot!

I'd also like to add that once you start to get a better understanding of the blocks (or maybe not), you can consider asking specific coding-related questions on the Help With Scripts forum!

Oh ok, interesting! Seems like a smart idea to do! Thanks!

Tutorials, looking at other people's code (But not slealing it)… Playing around and accidentally making things

The Scratch wiki is a great resource