Bumpy bump

Sigton

If it's included in one of the sticky's you shouldn't need to bump it. Let others have their time on the first page - especially those who need help.

deck26 wrote:

If it's included in one of the sticky's you shouldn't need to bump it. Let others have their time on the first page - especially those who need help.

Ok, I'll not bump for a while

Sigton

This needs to be stickied!

( {Can you do this? :: grey ring} :: grey ring ) // I didn't think so.

sparkflyer wrote:

This needs to be stickied!

It's included in a sticky, so it's the next best thing

Sigton

is this forum becoming clickbait now

baconlover5555 wrote:

is this forum becoming clickbait now

not as it's purpose, but I do want people to actually bother to read it.

Sigton

Sigton wrote:

baconlover5555 wrote:

is this forum becoming clickbait now

not as it's purpose, but I do want people to actually bother to read it.

Sigton

And don't you think every other person who has created a tutorial or a ‘come to us for help’ post in the forum wants the same thing for their post? I'm really not a fan of anything that gets bumped regularly and reduces the space on the front page for people actually wanting help.

This may be due a bump…

Sigton

jeff

A very useful trick is giving custom blocks (especially ones with operators inside) longer, more descriptive names.

Example: Instead of “generate” and two numbers and a logic operator, use:

“generate level (first number) on difficulty (second number) door outside unlocked? (logic operator)”

This is especially useful for remixers who want to understand what some script does.

Yes-labelling is very important. I complete an operator line 2 screenwidths wide, come back to it a week later, release it was unlabelled and not have a clue of how it works or what it is XD

Weneedto wrote:

Yes-labelling is very important. I complete an operator line 2 screenwidths wide, come back to it a week later, release it was unlabelled and not have a clue of how it works or what it is XD

I've done that too most annoying.

Sigton

Can you add planning with flow charts to this guide?

Current project: [s3Blocks: scratchblocks rewritten for Scratch 3.0] ::#4b4a60 //https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/290031/ Basically done!

Wow hasn't been a post here in a long time…

NitroCipher wrote:

Can you add planning with flow charts to this guide?

Good idea, I might add that

Sigton

Wow, such beneficial information !

I really like this guide! Great job Sigton!

^
Thanks guys

Sigton

#1 rule to being a good programmer:

NEVER EVER GIVE UP!!!!!!

say [Never give up!]

#1 step to becoming the greatest Scratch programmer:

remix something and NEVER change anything except the costumes