I know that YouTube and Google are free but if I am looking up how to do something on scratch why can't the tutorials be on scratch for people that want to do or learn more complex codes?

You can ask around or look at projects with complicated code.

Yeah I know but I don't really want to do that because people can mock you for it

idk though

Sliced-UP wrote:

Yeah I know but I don't really want to do that because people can mock you for it

If someone is mocking you for trying to learn how the website works, report them.

but when I say tutorial I mean like learning how to build off of things, and Scratch does good with that already with their tutorials but I feel like there should be more advanced versions of them

I kinda agree in a way. It would be cool if Scratch created tutorials on more advanced things (like block collision and lists) but all they make is “How to add a sprite to the screen”
It would be cool if in the tutorial page (located in the editor) there was an “Advanced” section that had more, well, advanced features. There is already an intermediate section (which doesn't really feel intermediate at all, it's just extensions and other basic stuff) so idk why there couldn't be an advanced section.

I don't really support this because you could just ask how to do more advanced things. Help With Scripts is the best place for this.

Sliced-UP wrote:

Yeah I know but I don't really want to do that because people can mock you for it

Then report their comments. It's okay to ask for help.

CSwitch wrote:

I don't really support this because you could just ask how to do more advanced things. The Help With Scripts is the best place for this.

Sliced-UP wrote:

Yeah I know but I don't really want to do that because people can mock you for it

Then report their comments. It's okay to ask for help.

Yeah but I don't need help with one specific thing

Sliced-UP wrote:

Yeah but I don't need help with one specific thing

Then create a new topic for each thing you need help with, for organization.

CSwitch wrote:

Sliced-UP wrote:

Yeah but I don't need help with one specific thing

Then create a new topic for each thing you need help with, for organization.

but it is a suggestion because it is something they should add

scratch doesnt have more tutorials because there is plenty on youtube and google

I_wantasheep wrote:

scratch doesnt have more tutorials because there is plenty on youtube and google

^ This.

YouTube is hard to use when you are on your phone or when you don't have a computer

Sliced-UP wrote:

YouTube is hard to use when you are on your phone or when you don't have a computer

scratch is harder to use on phone that youtube and google you know

I just wanted a chance to have advanced tutorials on the website that I needed them for

Sliced-UP wrote:

YouTube is hard to use when you are on your phone or when you don't have a computer

1. As someone stated above, it's harder to use Scratch on a phone.
2. YouTube is extremely optimized for mobile phones and touchscreen devices so I really don't see what you mean by this.

Sliced-UP wrote:

I just wanted a chance to have advanced tutorials on the website that I needed them for

If you're migrating to a different website, learn the tutorials there. Scratch is more low-level in terms of coding, so don't expect an HTML tutorial or something.

Sliced-UP wrote:

I just wanted a chance to have advanced tutorials on the website that I needed them for

is youtube really that hard to use or do you not know how to describe the code you want?

Spooky_Lukey wrote:

Sliced-UP wrote:

YouTube is hard to use when you are on your phone or when you don't have a computer

1. As someone stated above, it's harder to use Scratch on a phone.
2. YouTube is extremely optimized for mobile phones and touchscreen devices so I really don't see what you mean by this.

Coding, meaning on a phone silly

Sliced-UP wrote:

Spooky_Lukey wrote:

Sliced-UP wrote:

YouTube is hard to use when you are on your phone or when you don't have a computer

1. As someone stated above, it's harder to use Scratch on a phone.
2. YouTube is extremely optimized for mobile phones and touchscreen devices so I really don't see what you mean by this.

Coding, meaning on a phone silly

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