maybe some more game making tutorials

happyscratchy1094

like a platformer one. (yes im aware that griffpatch and other scratchers made tutorials for stuff like this, i think it would be cool for people who DIDNT know griffpatch or dont have access to youtube /a website for tutorials)
- an advanced clicker tutorial. Like (adding clicker upgrades in the tutroial)
- an tutorials from the community

cookieclickerer33

I’m an expert in all things clicker games
I’ve mead a clicker with upgrades and a building in under a minuet
I could make it

happyscratchy1094

cookieclickerer33 wrote:
I’m an expert in all things clicker games
I’ve mead a clicker with upgrades and a building in under a minuet
I could make it

i could use your help. reply to comment im gonna make on your profie

sonic__fan

No support, just look up tutorials on YouTube.
Plus, as Scratch is a place for people to get introduced to programming, including such advanced tutorials could alienate such a target demographic.

-Valtren-

sonic__fan wrote:
No support, just look up tutorials on YouTube.

happyscratchy1094 wrote:
(yes im aware that griffpatch and other scratchers made tutorials for stuff like this, i think it would be cool for people who DIDNT know griffpatch or dont have access to youtube /a website for tutorials)

sonic__fan

happyscratchy1094 wrote:
dont have access to youtube

who the h*** does not have access to youtube but access to scratch

GIitchInTheMatrix

sonic__fan wrote:
happyscratchy1094 wrote:
dont have access to youtube
who the h*** does not have access to youtube but access to scratch

sonic__fan wrote:
No support, just look up tutorials on YouTube.

You can’t access YT, most tutorials are blocked

hill_walker123

I mean, more tutorials would be nice. but they would have to be for new scratchers.
semi-support.

happyscratchy1094

GIitchInTheMatrix wrote:
sonic__fan wrote:
happyscratchy1094 wrote:
dont have access to youtube
who the h*** does not have access to youtube but access to scratch
sonic__fan wrote:
No support, just look up tutorials on YouTube.
You can’t access YT, most tutorials are blocked

someone who has a strict parent that dosent let them on yt but allows them to code on here

GIitchInTheMatrix

happyscratchy1094 wrote:
GIitchInTheMatrix wrote:
sonic__fan wrote:
happyscratchy1094 wrote:
dont have access to youtube
who the h*** does not have access to youtube but access to scratch
sonic__fan wrote:
No support, just look up tutorials on YouTube.
You can’t access YT, most tutorials are blocked
someone who has a strict parent that dosent let them on yt but allows them to code on here

Someone who’s school teaches Scratch.

sonic__fan

GIitchInTheMatrix wrote:
happyscratchy1094 wrote:
sonic__fan wrote:
who the h*** does not have access to youtube but access to scratch
someone who has a strict parent that dosent let them on yt but allows them to code on here
Someone who’s school teaches Scratch.

I'm sure your teachers or parents would understand wanting you to look up tutorials to make Scratch games.
Also, Scratch is about learning to code. I've heard somewhere before by a Scratch Team member that having such advanced tutorials could alienate some users.

blablablahello

I do believe this would also solve another problem: specific block suggestions, many people suggest extremely specific blocks, which has functions that can be more generalized and should be learned if the scratcher plans to do anything related to programming later in their life, if we had more tutorials, we could very much incorporate such things (such as for i loops) into the tutorials

HurricaneMitch1998M

GIitchInTheMatrix wrote:
sonic__fan wrote:
happyscratchy1094 wrote:
dont have access to youtube
who the h*** does not have access to youtube but access to scratch
sonic__fan wrote:
No support, just look up tutorials on YouTube.
You can’t access YT, most tutorials are blocked

Also, on some school computers, scratch is not blacklisted but yt is. Support.

UI-coder

Support. The scratch team put's beginner tutorials on the ideas page that are not really useful for most people that are on the next level. For now you could use these Scratch Wiki Tutorials.

Note: The scratch team is a small development team that is trying. development is not as easy as you think it is, and there are years of work to be done before updating the site fully to 3.0. Scratch on!

Last edited by UI-coder (Jan. 14, 2023 01:18:22)

Roblox888i

happyscratchy1094 wrote:
like a platformer one.

Well the tutorials are ment for simpler stuff like “how to change size” or "how to hide/unhide a sprite' these were made for younger kids.

- an advanced clicker tutorial. Like (adding clicker upgrades in the tutroial)

Same thing.

- an tutorials from the community

How will it be moderated? Please explain why.

Prince_Wolf1

sonic__fan wrote:
No support, just look up tutorials on YouTube.
Plus, as Scratch is a place for people to get introduced to programming, including such advanced tutorials could alienate such a target demographic.

I’m not allowed to go on YouTube, not everyone can.

sonic__fan wrote:
happyscratchy1094 wrote:
dont have access to youtube
who the h*** does not have access to youtube but access to scratch

hi…
Maybe some people just aren’t allowed one YouTube even if they have access

sonic__fan wrote:
GIitchInTheMatrix wrote:
happyscratchy1094 wrote:
sonic__fan wrote:
who the h*** does not have access to youtube but access to scratch
someone who has a strict parent that dosent let them on yt but allows them to code on here
Someone who’s school teaches Scratch.
I'm sure your teachers or parents would understand wanting you to look up tutorials to make Scratch games.
Also, Scratch is about learning to code. I've heard somewhere before by a Scratch Team member that having such advanced tutorials could alienate some users.

No
Not everyone’s

Last edited by Prince_Wolf1 (Jan. 14, 2023 01:47:28)

An0therRand0mC0der

sonic__fan wrote:
happyscratchy1094 wrote:
dont have access to youtube
who the h*** does not have access to youtube but access to scratch

Please be more polite.
School computers. And plus, you can't just ask a teacher to unblock it, you need to ask whoever runs your school system and that's going to be very difficult.

GIitchInTheMatrix

sonic__fan wrote:
I'm sure your teachers or parents would understand wanting you to look up tutorials to make Scratch games.

So, the teacher is the principal, and can change the blacklist?

sonic__fan wrote:
Also, Scratch is about learning to code.

Aren’t, now hear me out, tutorials are meant to- woah, teach you about the topic:0

sonic__fan

Prince_Wolf1 wrote:
sonic__fan wrote:
I'm sure your teachers or parents would understand wanting you to look up tutorials to make Scratch games.
No
Not everyone’s

That's the only time these would be useful.

An0therRand0mC0der wrote:
sonic__fan wrote:
happyscratchy1094 wrote:
dont have access to youtube
who the h*** does not have access to youtube but access to scratch
Please be more polite.

Which is why 75% of that word are asterisked.

GIitchInTheMatrix wrote:
sonic__fan wrote:
I'm sure your teachers or parents would understand wanting you to look up tutorials to make Scratch games.
So, the teacher is the principal, and can change the blacklist?

oh right schools can blacklist websites

GIitchInTheMatrix wrote:
sonic__fan wrote:
Also, Scratch is about learning to code.
Aren’t, now hear me out, tutorials are meant to- woah, teach you about the topic:0

You conveniently forget the last section of that post, where I said that having such advanced topics might alienate the target audience for Scratch.

GIitchInTheMatrix

sonic__fan wrote:
GIitchInTheMatrix wrote:
sonic__fan wrote:
I'm sure your teachers or parents would understand wanting you to look up tutorials to make Scratch games.
So, the teacher is the principal, and can change the blacklist?
oh right schools can blacklist websites

Or whitelist

sonic__fan wrote:
GIitchInTheMatrix wrote:
sonic__fan wrote:
Also, Scratch is about learning to code.
Aren’t, now hear me out, tutorials are meant to- woah, teach you about the topic:0
You conveniently forget the last section of that post, where I said that having such advanced topics might alienate the target audience for Scratch.

You conveniently forget to link proof.
But, in this case, if they don’t wish to teach kids on a site made to teach kids to code, then the site wouldn’t exist anyways. Besides,if everyone has access to the tutorials, and can easily access them, than how is it alienating.

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