I don't know if you know me, even though I joined a month ago.
I'm 78ch3. I'd like to say hello to the Scratch community even though I joined one month ago. I haven't been noticed much, so I decided to make a big entrance. I am a scratcher who likes helping others and making awesome projects. I love video games and electronics, especially if they are really complicated. If you like, you can remix my project BALLOON MADNESS! or join my studio by letting me know by clicking my username and asking.
Thanks for welcoming me to the Scratch community.
Why follow others when you can follow me? It's free!
Please remix, love, fave and comment on my projects!
Other projects:
Weird Day: my cool animation about Sam having a weird Day. https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/161975561/
Interactive house: interact with a house with Scratch Cat! https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/162240985/
Vector Marble Racing: Race a marble around the track and get 8 laps in each level. https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/164133545/
Supreme Racing: race the blue car and finish the race. Avoid oil spills! https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/164515504/
Give me a Sprite and I will turn it into a parking meter: I will turn your Sprite into a parking meter! https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/164520782/
Thanks!

Welcome to Scratch!

Hi! Could you tell me how to make two sprites go up at the same time?

Or, I just thought about it, you could draw two sprites as one sprite.

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cool! how you have this blocks?

pablaitorxd wrote:

cool! how you have this blocks?

You need to do this:
scratchblocks
/scratchblock
Use the first one when you start using the blocks, and when you finish, use the second one.
Your code will be inside the tags. Or you can tap the button that is right to the black globe.
For example,

when green flag clicked
play drum (3 v) for (2.5) beats
glide (3) secs to x: (240) y: (0)

Or,

Eat me :: sensing hat
Actually, don't :: looks stack
If <using nothing:: sensing boolean> then {be nice :: #11ea66 stack} :: motion c-block
Stop all :: control c-block

To make custom blocks, type up some words, then put two colons :: and then any of the following. Choose category before shape:
Remember to never do them with capitals.

Stack
Hat
C-block
Cap
Boolean/predictate: type like this: <boolean :: custom boolean>
Reporter: type like this: (reporter :: custom reporter)
Ring(replicates Snap!s ringify feature)

Categories:
Motion
Looks
Sound
Pen
Events
Control
Sensing
Operators
Data(variables and list)

Extra:
Motor
Custom or custom-arg
Extension
Grey
Obsolete

You can also use the colour code by putting a # in front of six numbers and/or letters. For example, #ff0000 would be red. It is necessary for the following blocks:

set pen color to [#bd9472]
<touching color [#ad189e] ?>
<color [#c3cd64] is touching [#607263] ?>

You can also use it for colouring blocks:
Cool stuff :: #000000
Makes:

Cool stuff :: #000000

Cool, right?
And the ringify feature from Snap! is also cool:

((This is a ring :: operators ring) :: grey ring)

To learn more about scratchblocks, go to the help with scripts forum.
And that is all I can tell you about Scratch blocks. Use the official testing topic to test your skills. Have fun!

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WisestMiner888 wrote:

(list :: help) :: #00E16E

Please don't blockspam.

Hi! Welcome to Scratch for a month ago!

XCat wrote:

Hi! Welcome to Scratch for a month ago!

Hi! Id like some help. How do I make a platformer?

78ch3 wrote:

XCat wrote:

Hi! Welcome to Scratch for a month ago!

Hi! Id like some help. How do I make a platformer?

I'd suggest looking at tutorials and/or borrowing scripts (with permission and credit!)

I'd rather you show me example scripts.

78ch3 wrote:

I'd rather you show me example scripts.

I'm no expert…and the scripts are usually long and complex. #Don'tKillTheBrowser!
Scratch Blocks are usually not good for long scripts. I suggest you look on the Help With Scripts forum..someone might give you a link to a tutorial or some advice!

Well, how do I make colour text?

78ch3 wrote:

Well, how do I make colour text?

I have no idea

I have found out how to make color text!

Everyone, if you are interested in using my tutorial, please only post at my OFFICIAL stickied testing topic https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/265954/ found at my siggy.

Welcome! i hope you enjoy your stay in Scratcheria!