mumu245 wrote:

Support, but not all of them, and all should have a non-scripted version (ex. Ant vs. Running Ant)

HeliosTheSuperior wrote:

tbh they could have a script library

mumu245 wrote:

2Herios2Furious wrote:

mumu245 wrote:

Support, but not all of them, and all should have a non-scripted version (ex. Ant vs. Running Ant)

why???

Because, sometimes you may want a specific sprite without any scripts.

-Zorra- wrote:

Bump

HeliosTheSuperior wrote:

tbh id be surprised if this isnt a dupe

What i'm suggesting is that some (or even all possibly??) sprites in the sprite library should have at least one script already in them, possibly with some notes explaining what they do. Of course, all scripts would remain relatively simple so that anything more complex can be made by users.

For example, the Cat sprite seems like it's obviously meant to be a walking animation, so it could have something like this.

when green flag clicked
repeat (10)

switch costume to [costume-a v]
move (10) steps
switch costume to [costume-b v]
move (10) steps
end

Scratch has always meant to be an in-between of letting people be creative by making things by themself and doing things for them, so that way people can be assisted in their creating but its still theres.
I also think this suggestion embraces remix culture, as it will teach those who aren't familiar with the blocks how they work by showing them what they do.

Za-Chary wrote:

I have a feeling this used to be in Scratch 1.4, like, I vaguely remember this. I don't know if I ever did the right thing to get it to work, but I see how this could be helpful for those who are looking for more examples.

Za-Chary wrote:

I have a feeling this used to be in Scratch 1.4, like, I vaguely remember this. I don't know if I ever did the right thing to get it to work, but I see how this could be helpful for those who are looking for more examples.

GeckoTwin11 wrote:

HeliosTheSuperior wrote:

tbh they could have a script library

I was thinking you could have, like, a custom block library? Where you would, maybe, put your custom block there so everybody could use it.

medians wrote:

Bringing this up.

VedanshS933 wrote:

No Support. If we add code default then how will New Scratchers learn how to code?

when [space v] key pressed
next costume

medians wrote:

VedanshS933 wrote:

No Support. If we add code default then how will New Scratchers learn how to code?

They could learn from the code in the sprite, so..
Also, it doesn't have to be griffpatch level, when this was a thing one of the pre-made code was as simple as this:

when [space v] key pressed
next costume

VedanshS933 wrote:

medians wrote:

VedanshS933 wrote:

No Support. If we add code default then how will New Scratchers learn how to code?

They could learn from the code in the sprite, so..
Also, it doesn't have to be griffpatch level, when this was a thing one of the pre-made code was as simple as this:

when [space v] key pressed
next costume

But they might only use these sprites

Also, it doesn't have to be griffpatch level, when this was a thing one of the pre-made code was as simple as this:

medians wrote:

VedanshS933 wrote:

medians wrote:

VedanshS933 wrote:

No Support. If we add code default then how will New Scratchers learn how to code?

They could learn from the code in the sprite, so..
Also, it doesn't have to be griffpatch level, when this was a thing one of the pre-made code was as simple as this:

when [space v] key pressed
next costume

But they might only use these sprites

Like I said:

Also, it doesn't have to be griffpatch level, when this was a thing one of the pre-made code was as simple as this:

Also, they would really only use a sprite that has when space key pressed, next costume?

turn cw (7) degrees

VedanshS933 wrote:

medians wrote:

VedanshS933 wrote:

medians wrote:

VedanshS933 wrote:

No Support. If we add code default then how will New Scratchers learn how to code?

They could learn from the code in the sprite, so..
Also, it doesn't have to be griffpatch level, when this was a thing one of the pre-made code was as simple as this:

when [space v] key pressed
next costume

But they might only use these sprites

Like I said:

Also, it doesn't have to be griffpatch level, when this was a thing one of the pre-made code was as simple as this:

Also, they would really only use a sprite that has when space key pressed, next costume?

They might and just add

turn cw (7) degrees

that would be a spinning changing cat project but they have learnt nothing