Yea its exactly as it says i just wanna add a new starter project that is tic-tac-toe.

It would be fun to customize and change the X's and O's.

Gppgamer1 wrote:

Yea its exactly as it says i just wanna add a new starter project that is tic-tac-toe.

It would be fun to customize and change the X's and O's.

That might be too complex for beginners.

Dragonmyflesh wrote:

That might be too complex for beginners.

Explain. Usually kids learn to play Tic-Tac-Toe pretty early in their lives, so they understand the rules. A simple local multiplayer Tic-Tac-Toe project sounds like a great idea for a starter project.

Za-Chary wrote:

Dragonmyflesh wrote:

That might be too complex for beginners.

Explain. Usually kids learn to play Tic-Tac-Toe pretty early in their lives, so they understand the rules. A simple local multiplayer Tic-Tac-Toe project sounds like a great idea for a starter project.

I mean for a Scratch Tutorial.

Dragonmyflesh wrote:

I mean for a Scratch Tutorial.

Me too. A simple local multiplayer Tic-Tac-Toe project sounds like a great idea for a Scratch tutorial.

Za-Chary wrote:

Dragonmyflesh wrote:

That might be too complex for beginners.

Explain. Usually kids learn to play Tic-Tac-Toe pretty early in their lives, so they understand the rules. A simple local multiplayer Tic-Tac-Toe project sounds like a great idea for a starter project.

I think he meant that the project might be too complex for New Scratchers to remix. After all, you'll either need some sort of list (which might be too complex for people just starting Scratch) or 9 different sprites (which might become tedious to remix)

TheCreatorOfUnTV wrote:

I think he meant that the project might be too complex for New Scratchers to remix. After all, you'll either need some sort of list (which might be too complex for people just starting Scratch) or 9 different sprites (which might become tedious to remix)

The OP states a very easy way to remix the project: customize and change the X's and O's. Such a project can be made using clones, eliminating the need for lists and multiple sprites.

In the sense that its suggesting a local tic-tac-toe project, this would be a great introduction to clones and how they work.

If this was to be cloud instead, it'd also be a relatively simple introduction to them, which'd also be great.

Za-Chary wrote:

Dragonmyflesh wrote:

I mean for a Scratch Tutorial.

Me too. A simple local multiplayer Tic-Tac-Toe project sounds like a great idea for a Scratch tutorial.

I’m not very good at scratch coding or coding in general yet, I won’t lie - I know some stuff, and on scratch I can definitely make stuff but for more complex or even bare minimum complex I’d usually need help somewhere. Maybe because I didn’t put a lot of effort in learning coding on scratch, I just did stuff and wow it’s almost been a year.

And I can probably make a tic tac toe game by myself on scratch, so I guess that speaks for itself

2-player tic tac toe? I disagreed, it uses a lot of variables, which can be complex.
EDIT: @Za-chary just proved that you can make tic-tac-toe with only 2 variables, so I was Incorrect

endyourenite wrote:

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2-player tic tac toe? I disagreed, it uses a lot of variables, which can be complex.

The New Scratchers don't need to deal with the entire project - just make it really easy to change the Xs and Os do different images.

han614698 wrote:

endyourenite wrote:

(#10)
2-player tic tac toe? I disagreed, it uses a lot of variables, which can be complex.

The New Scratchers don't need to deal with the entire project - just make it really easy to change the Xs and Os do different images.

What if X/O won

endyourenite wrote:

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What if X/O won

What do you mean?

han614698 wrote:

endyourenite wrote:

(#12)
What if X/O won

What do you mean?

So, what if X or O win

endyourenite wrote:

(#14)

han614698 wrote:

endyourenite wrote:

(#12)
What if X/O won

What do you mean?

So, what if X or O win

idk then the project would say “sprite1” won


you could change the name

han614698 wrote:

idk then

Good Argument

han614698 wrote:

the project would say “sprite1” won

since when Sprite 1 was a thing in tic-tac-toe

endyourenite wrote:

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han614698 wrote:

idk then

Good Argument

isn't it? this isn't my suggestion lol

endyourenite wrote:

han614698 wrote:

the project would say “sprite1” won

since when Sprite 1 was a thing in tic-tac-toe

ok you're arguing something very unimportant, this is a very minor thing you can set like a variable or something it doesn't really matter. that's like the last thing that should be decided about this suggestion

han614698 wrote:

isn't it? this isn't my suggestion lol

Nope

han614698 wrote:

ok you're arguing something very unimportant, this is a very minor thing you can set like a variable or something it doesn't really matter. that's like the last thing that should be decided about this suggestion

Alright

endyourenite wrote:

2-player tic tac toe? I disagreed, it uses a lot of variables, which can be complex.

You could probably make a Tic-Tac-Toe game that avoids variables if you really wanted to. I don't think variables, especially in the scope of Tic-Tac-Toe, would be very complex, anyway.

Za-Chary wrote:

endyourenite wrote:

2-player tic tac toe? I disagreed, it uses a lot of variables, which can be complex.

You could probably make a Tic-Tac-Toe game that avoids variables if you really wanted to. I don't think variables, especially in the scope of Tic-Tac-Toe, would be very complex, anyway.

But it also requires ‘lists’ for all the possible wins for X and O