A Dot, Dash, and Cue extension

CT-OfficialScratcher

Okay so if you don't know, Dot is a cute little robot to introduce ages 5-9 to coding. Dash is a little more skilled but mainly targeting kids still (ages 6-10) Cue is also like that but he's harder and more geared towards teenagers 11-15. Note that all these robots, including Cue, are family friendly.
Here is Cue:

(okay the image doesn't work)
the other ones (Dash, Dot) you can search up.

Last edited by CT-OfficialScratcher (May 24, 2023 00:54:59)

-Valtren-

the hell are these things supposed to be

[img]https://assets.scratch.mit.edu/get_image/.%2E/594f65197229663111173efccd61a0db.jpg[/img]

[img]https://assets.scratch.mit.edu/get_image/.%2E/8736af8221197550fddf81bf76f5112e.png[/img]

[img]https://assets.scratch.mit.edu/get_image/.%2E/4277dc453121fc204791bfc46c76de78.png[/img]

Last edited by -Valtren- (May 24, 2023 03:29:47)

CT-OfficialScratcher

-Valtren- wrote:

the h3ll is this

[img]https://assets.scratch.mit.edu/get_image/.%2E/594f65197229663111173efccd61a0db.jpg[/img]

[img]https://assets.scratch.mit.edu/get_image/.%2E/8736af8221197550fddf81bf76f5112e.png[/img]

[img]https://assets.scratch.mit.edu/get_image/.%2E/4277dc453121fc204791bfc46c76de78.png[/img]

Please don't say such things. 7yros are here.

medians

CT-OfficialScratcher wrote:
Please don't say such things. 7yros are here.

Okay, but did you have to quote all 3 of those large images, just to say that?
And do you have any mockups of what blocks would be here?

CT-OfficialScratcher

Cue uses Javascript and the “Cue” app, maybe Blockly. Dash and Dot use Blockly, SEVERAL apps, and can communicate with Cue. They both use microsoft makecode. Could scratch collab with these? You can put legos on them, which means yes, this would also add on to the WeDo extension!

Last edited by CT-OfficialScratcher (May 24, 2023 02:10:37)

Roblox888i

Woah woah woah
Cue would be rejected since javascript is rejcted.

sonic__fan

You're gonna have to explain how these things work. Until then, I can't form an opinion on this suggestion.

-Valtren- wrote:
the hell is this

IS THAT A CURSE WORD I SEE
IMMA BAN YOU FOR THAT

cs3868895

sonic__fan wrote:
You're gonna have to explain how these things work. Until then, I can't form an opinion on this suggestion.
Now introducing
The website.
Make wonder.

-Valtren-

cs3868895 wrote:
sonic__fan wrote:
You're gonna have to explain how these things work. Until then, I can't form an opinion on this suggestion.
Now introducing
The website.
Make wonder.

fixed the quote

DifferentDance8

Support for Dot and Dash (however, no support for Cue per what Roblox888i said). Personally, as someone who has actually used these, they would basically “bring” Scratch into the physical world even more than what is currently possible via the LEGO Brickstorm extension as Dot and Dash can actually move around.

ajskateboarder

Oh I remember Dot and Dash

I doubt how programmable they are outside of their editor, considering they use a version of Blockly for creating scripts that might not be compatible with Scratch's. There doesn't seem to be a proper JavaScript API either, so this might be hard to pull off.

Support, though. Automation is cool

Last edited by ajskateboarder (May 24, 2023 12:48:37)

eikh2

-Valtren- wrote:
the hell are these things supposed to be

how could you, we played with that thing in elementary (seriously)

Last edited by eikh2 (May 24, 2023 12:56:00)

Mrnoob3003

oh my god, I remember these things. Anyways, I dont think this would work very well, I dont see much use for how it would work for scratch.

CT-OfficialScratcher

Roblox888i wrote:
Woah woah woah
Cue would be rejected since javascript is rejcted.

Cue is meant for older kids (still family friendly) but he can use Microsoft makecode, Dash and dot communication, and maybe blockly too. Javascript is just one thing he uses.

Crow_Boy08

support i played with these (not cue) a few times (ozobots should appear too)

Last edited by Crow_Boy08 (May 24, 2023 23:08:17)

Prince_Wolf1

Semi-support.it had it’s own coding thing thought, what would this be used for?

I think we used these last year.they were kind of boring but idk

Also saying h3ll and damñ and other mild stuff it allowed.and not many people younger than 13 on the forums I don’t think.

Last edited by Prince_Wolf1 (May 24, 2023 23:27:00)

CT-OfficialScratcher

Prince_Wolf1 wrote:
Semi-support.it had it’s own coding thing thought, what would this be used for?

I think we used these last year.they were kind of boring but idk

Also saying h3ll and damñ and other mild stuff it allowed.and not many people younger than 13 on the forums I don’t think.

You're 11 yourself, you posted when you were 10 also I've seen a 9-year-old post. Just saying, not trying to heat up an argument.

Last edited by CT-OfficialScratcher (May 29, 2023 03:17:56)

CT-OfficialScratcher

Crow_Boy08 wrote:
support i played with these (not cue) a few times (ozobots should appear too)

What are those?

Prince_Wolf1

CT-OfficialScratcher wrote:
Prince_Wolf1 wrote:
Semi-support.it had it’s own coding thing thought, what would this be used for?

I think we used these last year.they were kind of boring but idk

Also saying h3ll and damñ and other mild stuff it allowed.and not many people younger than 13 on the forums I don’t think.
You're 11 yourself, you posted when you were 10 also, I am between 13-10 and I've seen a 9-year-old post. Just saying, not trying to heat up an argument.

I posted here when I was 9 as well
Please do not seek out those post, they’re even worse
I just don’t see a lot of 7 year olds or people below 13

Bump

Last edited by Prince_Wolf1 (May 25, 2023 14:59:17)

Dogs-are-amazing1

Support, it would be pretty cool to use a scratch game and it’s controlling a real robot. It might not be too hard to put in, since both are block coding (other than cue apparently) and for elementary school and middle school. If this were put in, a lot of schools would probably use it for coding things and having their students make games.

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