Here are predictions for Scratch 4.0. This is inspired by version evolution and internet expectations. I assume it would have a editor layout similar to scratch 2.0, where the stage is on the left with the green flag being at the right (optional). The block layout (Scratch Blocks) may have a minor 3D effect, but this may be customisable. Scratch 4.0 might terminate 32-bit hardware for project speed. It will also remove support for older oses (unless they have extended support). They will add an assistant that can edit your project (optional), helping you understand how complicated projects work. Custom blocks might FINALLY allow Boolean, String and Hat block inputs. They may also allow restricted inputs (the ones where there are only a couple options) and allow strictly moderated and highly customisable safe chat. There may also be much more moderators. They might 2 extensions from the Scratch Lab may ship, these are the Animated Text and Video Sensing. Blocks they might add are these down below:

Sound:

Pause sound

Play sound at ()

Play sound

Events:

When i click key <a> () many times

Sensing:

<key () pressed for () frames>

Operators:

(())
(() squared () many times)
(number of all of letter [a] of (apple))

Pen:

Fill shape from the last () points taken

Erase all line data every () frames

codubee said 4.0 was just the deletion notification.

Stanners2015 wrote:

Here are predictions for Scratch 4.0. This is inspired by version evolution and internet expectations. I assume it would have a editor layout similar to scratch 2.0, where the stage is on the left with the green flag being at the right (optional). The block layout (Scratch Blocks) may have a minor 3D effect, but this may be customisable. Scratch 4.0 might terminate 32-bit hardware for project speed. It will also remove support for older oses (unless they have extended support). They will add an assistant that can edit your project (optional), helping you understand how complicated projects work. Custom blocks might FINALLY allow Boolean, String and Hat block inputs. They may also allow restricted inputs (the ones where there are only a couple options) and allow strictly moderated and highly customisable safe chat. There may also be much more moderators. They might 2 extensions from the Scratch Lab may ship, these are the Animated Text and Video Sensing. Blocks they might add are these down below:

Sound:

Pause sound

Play sound at ()

Play sound

Events:

When i click key <a> () many times

Sensing:

<key () pressed for () frames>

Operators:

(())
(() squared () many times)
(number of all of letter [a] of (apple))

Pen:

Fill shape from the last () points taken

Erase all line data every () frames

When you said

(() squared () many times)

did you mean

() to the power of ():: operators reporter

or

()^():: operators reporter

I am back for a long time. I wanna make a new modified Scratch Coding System with Visual Studio Code and other apps.

when green flag clicked
Make VSC things

GoombaRoomba39 wrote:

Stanners2015 wrote:

Here are predictions for Scratch 4.0. This is inspired by version evolution and internet expectations. I assume it would have a editor layout similar to scratch 2.0, where the stage is on the left with the green flag being at the right (optional). The block layout (Scratch Blocks) may have a minor 3D effect, but this may be customisable. Scratch 4.0 might terminate 32-bit hardware for project speed. It will also remove support for older oses (unless they have extended support). They will add an assistant that can edit your project (optional), helping you understand how complicated projects work. Custom blocks might FINALLY allow Boolean, String and Hat block inputs. They may also allow restricted inputs (the ones where there are only a couple options) and allow strictly moderated and highly customisable safe chat. There may also be much more moderators. They might 2 extensions from the Scratch Lab may ship, these are the Animated Text and Video Sensing. Blocks they might add are these down below:

Sound:

Pause sound

Play sound at ()

Play sound

Events:

When i click key <a> () many times

Sensing:

<key () pressed for () frames>

Operators:

(())
(() squared () many times)
(number of all of letter [a] of (apple))

Pen:

Fill shape from the last () points taken

Erase all line data every () frames

When you said

(() squared () many times)

did you mean

() to the power of ():: operators reporter

or

()^():: operators reporter

Mmmhhh…
What a delicious

InternetofThingsCore wrote:

GoombaRoomba39 wrote:

Stanners2015 wrote:

Here are predictions for Scratch 4.0. This is inspired by version evolution and internet expectations. I assume it would have a editor layout similar to scratch 2.0, where the stage is on the left with the green flag being at the right (optional). The block layout (Scratch Blocks) may have a minor 3D effect, but this may be customisable. Scratch 4.0 might terminate 32-bit hardware for project speed. It will also remove support for older oses (unless they have extended support). They will add an assistant that can edit your project (optional), helping you understand how complicated projects work. Custom blocks might FINALLY allow Boolean, String and Hat block inputs. They may also allow restricted inputs (the ones where there are only a couple options) and allow strictly moderated and highly customisable safe chat. There may also be much more moderators. They might 2 extensions from the Scratch Lab may ship, these are the Animated Text and Video Sensing. Blocks they might add are these down below:

Sound:

Pause sound

Play sound at ()

Play sound

Events:

When i click key <a> () many times

Sensing:

<key () pressed for () frames>

Operators:

(())
(() squared () many times)
(number of all of letter [a] of (apple))

Pen:

Fill shape from the last () points taken

Erase all line data every () frames

When you said

(() squared () many times)

did you mean

() to the power of ():: operators reporter

or

()^():: operators reporter

Mmmhhh…
What a delicious

…

Ok i Will also make a audition based on my old deleted projects, so it's WIP