Do you want to make 3D projects?

In this forum, we will learn how to make a 3D project in Scratch 3.0 (3D cube)! All blocks are “run without screen refresh” and all veriables are global (for all sprites). Code analysis: each Sprite will draw a part of the cube, Sprite 1 will draw the top face, Sprites 2, 3, 4 and 5 will draw edges and Sprite 6 will draw the bottom face of the cube.

(LOOK AT THE IMAGE)
https://sites.google.com/view/cubo-super-especifico-scratch

The Sprite 1 make the red part, Sprite 2 make the green, Sprite 3 make the yellow, Sprite 4 make the brown part, Sprite 5 make the black part and Sprite 6 make the purple part. First, they will position themselves, second they gonna draw. This is super simple to make in Scratch!
Here is the project:

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/976409480/

Code:

Sprite1:

when green flag clicked
forever
set pen size to (10)
make the top of square
end

define make the top of square
go to x: (x) y: (y)
pen down
     repeat (dSize)
     point in direction (dDirection)
     move (5) steps
     end
     repeat (dSize)
     point in direction ((dDirection) + (90)
     move (5) steps
     end
     repeat (dSize)
     point in direction ((dDirection) + (180))
     move (5) steps
     end
     repeat (dSize)
     point in direction ((dDirection) - (90))
     move (5) steps
     end
pen up

Sprite 2:

when green flag clicked
forever
set pen size to (10)
make your part of square
end

define make your part of square
go to x: (x) y: (y)
     repeat (dSize)
     point in direction (dDirection)
     move (5) steps
     end
pen down
     repeat (18)
     change y by (-5)
     end
pen up

Sprite 3:

when green flag clicked
forever
set pen size to (10)
make your part of square
end

define make your part of square
go to x: (x) y: (y)
     repeat (dSize)
     point in direction ((dDirection) + (90))
     move (5) steps
     end
pen down
     repeat (18)
     change y by (-5)
     end
pen up

Sprite 4:

when green flag clicked
forever
set pen size to (10)
make your part of square
end

define make your part of square
go to x: (x) y: (y)
     repeat (dSize)
     point in direction (dDirection)
     move (5) steps
     end
     repeat (dSize)
     point in direction ((dDirection) + (90)
     move (5) steps
     end
     end
pen down
     repeat (18)
     change y by (-5)
     end
pen up

Sprite 5:

when green flag clicked
forever
set pen size to (10)
make your part of square
end

define make your part of square
go to x: (x) y: (y)
     repeat (dSize)
     point in direction (dDirection)
     move (5) steps
     end
     repeat (dSize)
     point in direction ((dDirection) + (90)
     move (5) steps
     end
     repeat (dSize)
     point in direction ((dDirection) + (180))
     move (5) steps
     end
     repeat (dSize)
     point in direction ((dDirection) - (90))
     move (5) steps
     end
pen down
     repeat (18)
     change y by (-5)
     end
pen up

Sprite 6:

when green flag clicked
forever
set pen size to (10)
make the top of square
end

define make the top of square
go to x: (x) y: ((y) - (90))
pen down
     repeat (dSize)
     point in direction (dDirection)
     move (5) steps
     end
     repeat (dSize)
     point in direction ((dDirection) + (90)
     move (5) steps
     end
     repeat (dSize)
     point in direction ((dDirection) + (180))
     move (5) steps
     end
     repeat (dSize)
     point in direction ((dDirection) - (90))
     move (5) steps
     end
pen up

very cool and helpful!!!

when green flag clicked
forever
generate project helpful
end

when green flag clicked
forever
if < a good project is found> then
check it out
if <it is a tutorial> then
watch it
if <it is not a good project> then
stop [all]
end
end
end
end

/\ a random line of code I made

Uh, ever heard of just running multiple custom blocks after each other and putting the pen up between them?

Regardless, guides are not generally allowed on the forums.

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helpful and simple