Zack_39450 wrote:

(#2042)

CoderMCProX wrote:

Why are we still commenting on this?

can you like not

AvidOsirianGuy wrote:

(#2044)

Zack_39450 wrote:

(#2042)

CoderMCProX wrote:

Why are we still commenting on this?

can you like not

Yeah, it's annoying. Also, necroposting is non-existent on the suggestions forums.

banana439monkey wrote:

(#2046)

AvidOsirianGuy wrote:

(#2044)

Zack_39450 wrote:

(#2042)

CoderMCProX wrote:

Why are we still commenting on this?

can you like not

Yeah, it's annoying. Also, necroposting is non-existent on the suggestions forums.

*correction
it is existent but only if the post is unconstructive

Banana

sonic__fan wrote:

(#2034)

Boss_1s wrote:

We seem to be solving the ‘if you’re logged' portion, but how about if you're NOT logged in? Any options for those who don't have accounts?

They can still change the site's theme, but it won't save. Every time you close and open a new Scratch tab, the theme resets back to the default.

-fluffycottoncandy- wrote:

I think it should be green(not light due to dyslexic people)

A dark yet beautiful and nice shade of green could be Forest Green. It has deep, rich tones that evoke the feeling of a dense forest, and it’s elegant and soothing without being overwhelming. Another great choice could be Emerald Green, which is still dark but with a vibrant, almost jewel-like quality. It gives off a luxurious, natural vibe while remaining calming and deep. These shades strike a balance between richness and beauty.
This is a block for you to look at for its colour-think about it a bit more dark,though.What do you think?

when video motion > (10)

I reccomend searching up Forest Green and Emerald Green on the internet first though.I'm not also sure that Scratch will accept blue because they changed the theme of.Also,we might have another option for turqouise.

CoderMCProX wrote:

Why are we still commenting on this?

banana439monkey wrote:

AvidOsirianGuy wrote:

Yeah, it's annoying. Also, necroposting is non-existent on the suggestions forums.

*correction
it is existent but only if the post is unconstructive

Banana

medians wrote:

(#2049)

-fluffycottoncandy- wrote:

I think it should be green(not light due to dyslexic people)

A dark yet beautiful and nice shade of green could be Forest Green. It has deep, rich tones that evoke the feeling of a dense forest, and it’s elegant and soothing without being overwhelming. Another great choice could be Emerald Green, which is still dark but with a vibrant, almost jewel-like quality. It gives off a luxurious, natural vibe while remaining calming and deep. These shades strike a balance between richness and beauty.
This is a block for you to look at for its colour-think about it a bit more dark,though.What do you think?

when video motion > (10)

I reccomend searching up Forest Green and Emerald Green on the internet first though.I'm not also sure that Scratch will accept blue because they changed the theme of.Also,we might have another option for turqouise.

I think it would make sense to just be the 2.0 colors, as it looks blue to people with protanopia, deuteranopia, and tritanopia.

CoderMCProX wrote:

Why are we still commenting on this?

What do you mean? The suggestion is still relevant.

banana439monkey wrote:

AvidOsirianGuy wrote:

Yeah, it's annoying. Also, necroposting is non-existent on the suggestions forums.

*correction
it is existent but only if the post is unconstructive

Banana

Also, if the suggestion was intended to be closed (ex. suggestions that are in the current version of Scratch or have been rejected), but aren't for any reason.

AvidOsirianGuy wrote:

To be honest, a wide list of accents with Scratch 3.0 and 2.0 block colours, along with other suggested colours would actually be great. What about a rainbow one as well? I mean, TurboWarp has a rainbow one.

Also, accent colours along with a dark mode and dark-colour blocks would be great, I hope Scratch adds them. But I am thinking about making a Scratch mod, though I'm no expert at web developing. (The dark mode and dark-colour blocks are for another day and could be discussed on another topic though)

medians wrote:

AvidOsirianGuy wrote:

To be honest, a wide list of accents with Scratch 3.0 and 2.0 block colours, along with other suggested colours would actually be great. What about a rainbow one as well? I mean, TurboWarp has a rainbow one.

Also, accent colours along with a dark mode and dark-colour blocks would be great, I hope Scratch adds them. But I am thinking about making a Scratch mod, though I'm no expert at web developing. (The dark mode and dark-colour blocks are for another day and could be discussed on another topic though)

2.0 block colors were also pretty accessible for tritanopia it looked like (I tried multiple different types of simulations), and I feel like it would be so much better if we had presets for colorblindness instead and one default option too, alongside being able to choose whatever. The high contrast blocks do not help much with colorblindness due to the colors being pastel (once again, used multiple simulations), and there are different types of colorblindness
Many of the people on these topics seem to misunderstand colorblindness lol

AvidOsirianGuy wrote:

medians wrote:

AvidOsirianGuy wrote:

To be honest, a wide list of accents with Scratch 3.0 and 2.0 block colours, along with other suggested colours would actually be great. What about a rainbow one as well? I mean, TurboWarp has a rainbow one.

Also, accent colours along with a dark mode and dark-colour blocks would be great, I hope Scratch adds them. But I am thinking about making a Scratch mod, though I'm no expert at web developing. (The dark mode and dark-colour blocks are for another day and could be discussed on another topic though)

2.0 block colors were also pretty accessible for tritanopia it looked like (I tried multiple different types of simulations), and I feel like it would be so much better if we had presets for colorblindness instead and one default option too, alongside being able to choose whatever. The high contrast blocks do not help much with colorblindness due to the colors being pastel (once again, used multiple simulations), and there are different types of colorblindness
Many of the people on these topics seem to misunderstand colorblindness lol

Yeah, what about a grey accent colour? It would go along with grey blocks but to many it's boring, but would have been made for colourblind people.

medians wrote:

(#2053)

AvidOsirianGuy wrote:

medians wrote:

AvidOsirianGuy wrote:

To be honest, a wide list of accents with Scratch 3.0 and 2.0 block colours, along with other suggested colours would actually be great. What about a rainbow one as well? I mean, TurboWarp has a rainbow one.

Also, accent colours along with a dark mode and dark-colour blocks would be great, I hope Scratch adds them. But I am thinking about making a Scratch mod, though I'm no expert at web developing. (The dark mode and dark-colour blocks are for another day and could be discussed on another topic though)

2.0 block colors were also pretty accessible for tritanopia it looked like (I tried multiple different types of simulations), and I feel like it would be so much better if we had presets for colorblindness instead and one default option too, alongside being able to choose whatever. The high contrast blocks do not help much with colorblindness due to the colors being pastel (once again, used multiple simulations), and there are different types of colorblindness
Many of the people on these topics seem to misunderstand colorblindness lol

Yeah, what about a grey accent colour? It would go along with grey blocks but to many it's boring, but would have been made for colourblind people.

I think that would make sense for achromatopsia honestly

CoderMCProX wrote:

AvidOsirianGuy wrote:

Idea: Grey accent colour. I know it's boring, but it would be useful for disabled people.

Why are we all still commenting here?

when green flag clicked
say [You should probally look up and read the recent comments.]

when green flag clicked
ask [What colo(u)r do you want?] and wait
wait until <An option is chosen for the light colour options.>

moocatgeckoplus wrote:

(#2059)
What if there were themes like a ocean, forest, desert themes and then colors to pick maybe scratchers could maybe make their backgrounds
Tell me if my idea would be good?

banana439monkey wrote:

(#2022)
--snip--

-fluffycottoncandy- wrote:

(#2018)
Or, at the very least, these could be presets, with a hex picker or CSB sliders for custom colors.

(::motion)(::looks)(::sounds)(::events)(::control)(::sensing)(::operators)(::variables)(::list)(::extension)(custom::#aae33d)::grey

support towards the use of colours of blocks, very applicable to scratch

Banana

-fluffycottoncandy- wrote:

(#2058)
Guys,if we arre going to have dark writing for people who can't read properally see,shouldn't we stick with a range of light options for colours too?
(Just for the people who are thinking about dark options)

when green flag clicked
ask [What colo(u)r do you want?] and wait
wait until <An option is chosen for the light colour options.>

What do you guys think?

Karictre wrote:

(#2061)

banana439monkey wrote:

(#2022)
--snip--

-fluffycottoncandy- wrote:

(#2018)
Or, at the very least, these could be presets, with a hex picker or CSB sliders for custom colors.

(::motion)(::looks)(::sounds)(::events)(::control)(::sensing)(::operators)(::variables)(::list)(::extension)(custom::#aae33d)::grey

support towards the use of colours of blocks, very applicable to scratch

Banana

You misquoted– I had said that in a post quoted by @-fluffycottoncandy- in that post.

AvidOsirianGuy wrote:

moocatgeckoplus wrote:

(#2059)
What if there were themes like a ocean, forest, desert themes and then colors to pick maybe scratchers could maybe make their backgrounds
Tell me if my idea would be good?

Yeah that would be nice