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move (-10) steps

get 1 gun and shoot [that sound] for (10) secs

YellowRiver54 wrote:

I think that scratch needs to load more quickly. Some of the larger projects can take a while to load.

()[quote=Vixel]I suggest that scratch brings back the follower and following account, it is kind of getting annoying having to click on "View all" to see hoe many, and I remember the days scratch had the numbers ;) Thank You!!! [/quote]
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Oops!!! I accidentally said "account" though I ment count xD

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flyingblue wrote:

I suggest taking out the “eMail confirmation” update. First, it's just plainly receiving a lot of negative reviews. Secondly, it prevents collab accounts, which don't in any way go against the Community Guidelines. If not the right place to say this, please tell me where.

Neptune-0 wrote:

YellowRiver54 wrote:

I think that scratch needs to load more quickly. Some of the larger projects can take a while to load.

You are very right, some take AGES!!!!!! I once waited 15 mins for one to load, then my browser broke down when it had loaded! That was SO frustrating! [Emoji spam removed]

GiantScratcher wrote:

Griefing is the act of irritating and angering people in video games through the use of destruction, construction, or social engineering. Popularized in Minecraft by teams, griefing has become a serious problem for server administrators who wish to foster building and protect builders. Most players tend to dislike and frown upon griefing, while others feel it adds a certain degree of drama to the game. Trolling, however, is different from griefing, because afterwards players give their items back, and repair any damage they did.

Griefing clients
While modifications to Minecraft clients are fairly popular with legitimate mods, griefers also often employ client modifications to aid their efforts. Apart from the mods below, griefing clients often include an ingame GUI to display enabled mods, as well as things such as chat commands (“.commands”) and keybinds to easily turn hacks on and off.

Crash: A hack that allows a player to teleport themselves to the farlands and back by flying insanely fast between the farlands and spawn. This usually crashes servers instantly and can only be combated with NoCheatPlus.
Kill Aura/Forcefield/Aimbot: Kill auras, and similar mods called ForceFields, automatically hit/attack any players or mobs within the range of the player.
Build: Build hacks are simply modifications that instantly place blocks in a predetermined pattern. Common builds include cubes, pillars, swastikas, and platforms.
Critical: This hack is used make sure you always hit a critical attack upon another player and/or mob. There's one which forces it without actually jumping, and one which jumps before attacking. Both are effective.
ESP: This hack draws a 3D box around the player which is viewable from a long distance and through blocks to locate the player, in some cases, also displays some info; Object in hand, armor, co-ords.
FastPlace: This modification eliminates the normal delay when placing blocks. This may also be applied to placing eggs in order to create a lot of entities in a short amount of time.
Throw or Egg: A hack similar to fastplace. The difference is that the while FastPlace very rapidly places blocks and throws entities, Throw is used to throw a lot of entities such as eggs or snowballs instantly. It can be used to lag the server.
Flight or Fly: Not necessarily used just for griefing, this hack gives the user the ability to fly similar to as if he or she was in Creative mode, often at adjustable speed levels.
Spider : This mod, similar to but less obvious as flight, causes every block the player encounters to be treated as if it had vines, allowing access to areas not normally accessible, used for griefing and especially for PvP.
Freecam: This mod allows the user to separate him or herself from his or her body and fly around to scout out areas. Since infinite reach was patched, the user of this mod cannot affect any blocks outside his or her reach radius. However, this hack can be used to freecam into obsidian bases, and open chests within the player's reach distance.
Fullbright: This hack lights up all blocks as if they were in direct sunlight, even in pitch blackness. The addition of the “Night Vision” potion in Snapshot 12w32a makes this feature obtainable in vanilla Minecraft, also it's possible by editing the options.txt the gamma (line 4, in-game called Brightness, ranging from 0.0 (moody) into 1.0 (bright)) into 15.0 or more.
Godmode: This makes the user invincible, preventing them from being able to take damage. Almost all versions of this hack have been patched, but there are still some versions which still exist.
HighJump: This allows the player to jump higher than normal, often at an adjustable jump height.
NoFall: This hack prevents damage from being taken when falling from high areas.
Nuker or Annihilator: This destroys all blocks within reach radius automatically and quickly. They are also often configurable, allowing the user to destroy only certain block types.
Sneak: This allows griefers to sneak indefinitely, and without being slowed down. This will keep their nameplates hidden behind walls just as if they were holding the sneak button.
Spam or Flood: This allows the client to send a large number of chat messages to the server, and often very quickly. This is partially patched in vanilla, with the “disconnect.spam” kick message if you send messages too fast.
SpeedMine or FastBreak: This allows the user to break blocks much faster than normal. It does not usually work on blocks such as obsidian, however.
Instant or OneClick: These may sound similar to SpeedMine, but it is not the same thing. Instant and OneClick both allow the user to click blocks once without holding their mouse down, and a short time after, the block will break as if they had clicked and held to break it. This makes it easier to destroy multiple blocks quickly.
Step: This modification allows for the user to simply walk up multiple blocks as if they were half steps. The number of blocks is usually adjustable.
Tracers: This hack draws a line, which starts at the crosshair, and ends at another players position. It is used to locate a player accurately.
X-Ray or Wallhack: Stops the rendering of any block besides ores desirable to the griefer. This hack is often used to find chests or valuable minerals such as diamond. It can be partially prevented using Bukkit server plugins that disguise ores and chests that are not adjacent to transparent blocks.
Sprint or Speed: This will make the player sprint at the normal sprint speed, or faster. Most of the time, this will not deplete hunger. Other speed hacks can make you run at several times normal speed, enabling you to travel huge distances in a short time.
AutoSoup: This will automatically eat Mushroom Stew (Soup) which in turn heals typically 3 hearts of health. This modification is only useful on servers where Mushroom Stew heals health, typically Kit/Faction PVP servers. When this mod is used, the soup is usually taken from inside the inventory and when the bowls are empty, they get stacked inside the inventory.

shadowkid2138 wrote:

EVERYONE CHACK OUT THIS PROJECT YOU WILL SERIOUSLY LOVE IT IT'S SOMEBODY I KNOWS BUT I DIDN'T KNOW HE COULD BE SO GOOD AT SCRATCHING.
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/56350054/