I think a basic platformer would be advanced enough to fit this narrative, and be simple enough to fit as a Scratch tutorial.

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Eason_9 wrote:

Scratch tutorials are mean to be basic because they are for very new Scratchers that don't know how to code yet. Plus, making it more advance breaks the simple and fun theme of Scratch.

it's also much harder to find tutorials for those with only a limited understanding of coding — literally half of them are made by people with a degree in computer science, I'm not even exaggerating

unmet wrote:

Eason_9 wrote:

Scratch tutorials are mean to be basic because they are for very new Scratchers that don't know how to code yet. Plus, making it more advance breaks the simple and fun theme of Scratch.

it's also much harder to find tutorials for those with only a limited understanding of coding — literally half of them are made by people with a degree in computer science, I'm not even exaggerating

the bit i'm talking about is cluttered with simple stuff

Scratch is primarily used in schools and educational spaces. I think Scratch doesn't have particularly advanced tutorials because most of the users will likely be taught lessons with material that is comparable, and only has enough to get a basic grasp on how to use Scratch.

unmet wrote:

Eason_9 wrote:

Scratch tutorials are mean to be basic because they are for very new Scratchers that don't know how to code yet. Plus, making it more advance breaks the simple and fun theme of Scratch.

it's also much harder to find tutorials for those with only a limited understanding of coding — literally half of them are made by people with a degree in computer science, I'm not even exaggerating

Would you not want to be taught by an expert in your field and instead by someone who doesn't have any idea what they're doing?

SavetheAtlantic wrote:

unmet wrote:

Eason_9 wrote:

Scratch tutorials are mean to be basic because they are for very new Scratchers that don't know how to code yet. Plus, making it more advance breaks the simple and fun theme of Scratch.

it's also much harder to find tutorials for those with only a limited understanding of coding — literally half of them are made by people with a degree in computer science, I'm not even exaggerating

Would you not want to be taught by an expert in your field and instead by someone who doesn't have any idea what they're doing?

no — what I mean is that it's easy to find advanced tutorials in Youtube, but it's also much harder to find easier ones. I'm thinking it could also be the reason why the tutorials are even on the website in the first place, since you could just look them up on Youtube like everybody else said

Maybe explaining sections/blocks, what they do, and uses for them.

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LP372 wrote:

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I get they want to help begginers, but what about if they want to make a complicated game? There is others but ST is the most used in my opinion.

I approve this. It's what I answered to ST's survey.

Is this actually coming true? They're covering variables and lists.

LP372 wrote:

Bro ik what yt is but some people can't acsess it bc their on a school chtomebook (I mainly use it at home tho

You can use youtube alternative named INVIDIOUS.

RecessFailsOffical wrote:

then do something else

✨Use Headphones✨

or if that doesn't work

✨Activate Captions✨

A) I hate your mocking tone, stop it.

B) Not everyone has their own headphones.

C) What if captions are unavailable? And captions are rarely fully accurate.

D) SafeShare can be blocked. Some schools have hardcore only-education rules, so they block everything except a few select websites like Google classroom, Docs, Forms, Slides, Scratch and other educational websites.

E) When I was in primary school, I used to have a school chromebook. On many websites, I couldn't use their features because I had to create an account. When I tried to do that, it said:

“Your admin's institution has not approved (website name)”

What makes you think that other people won't have the same issue?

julmik6478 wrote:

LP372 wrote:

Bro ik what yt is but some people can't acsess it bc their on a school chtomebook (I mainly use it at home tho

You can use youtube alternative named INVIDIOUS.

If all of YouTube is blocked, including educational content, why on earth would a school allow an almost unheard of YouTube alternative?

If they banned YouTube for a certain reason, the alternative will have that issue. So they'd simply block both.

iiucandyfloss wrote:

julmik6478 wrote:

LP372 wrote:

Bro ik what yt is but some people can't acsess it bc their on a school chtomebook (I mainly use it at home tho

You can use youtube alternative named INVIDIOUS.

If all of YouTube is blocked, including educational content, why on earth would a school allow an almost unheard of YouTube alternative?

If they banned YouTube for a certain reason, the alternative will have that issue. So they'd simply block both.

You can use website unlockers like blockaway.

No support, very easy workaround: use the following syntax.
in the search bar.

Google is free.