MossW wrote:

~snip~
That's the Parallel vs Proli competition. It's mainly just a graph race now though.

MossW wrote:

I haven't finished it yet. Also, I'm making a Predictions for the Future version of the big follower race.

Nambaseking01 wrote:

Proli is back to business and collaborating with Parallel!

Here is a topic we need help with: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/380135/

Nambaseking01 wrote:

Nambaseking01 wrote:

Proli is back to business and collaborating with Parallel!

Here is a topic we need help with: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/380135/

Please help us! Bumping the topic!

All team members please continue working on Proli!

MossW wrote:

Okay! But I refuse to code in Parallel.

Nambaseking01 wrote:

MossW wrote:

Okay! But I refuse to code in Parallel.

ok but please help

AFNNetworkK12 wrote:

Suggestion: Make a tutorial.

badatprogrammingibe wrote:

Hello, I would like to join this collab.

MossW wrote:

badatprogrammingibe wrote:

Hello, I would like to join this collab.

Ok! I don't really know who's in charge. If @Nambaseking01 is inactive, then it's me, but I don't know if he's active or not, because he said he was leaving Scratch and then told us it was a prank.

badatprogrammingibe wrote:

MossW wrote:

badatprogrammingibe wrote:

Hello, I would like to join this collab.

Ok! I don't really know who's in charge. If @Nambaseking01 is inactive, then it's me, but I don't know if he's active or not, because he said he was leaving Scratch and then told us it was a prank.

Okay, good to hear.
Anyways, just so I know what we're up to right now, what syntax is proli using, and what is the general structure of the AST we are using? Has this language implemented procedures yet?
Also what are the main attractive features that differentiate it from other scratch programming languages such as Haxor, Z++, Mandarin, or the various lisp interpreters?

MossW wrote:

badatprogrammingibe wrote:

MossW wrote:

badatprogrammingibe wrote:

Hello, I would like to join this collab.

Ok! I don't really know who's in charge. If @Nambaseking01 is inactive, then it's me, but I don't know if he's active or not, because he said he was leaving Scratch and then told us it was a prank.

Okay, good to hear.
Anyways, just so I know what we're up to right now, what syntax is proli using, and what is the general structure of the AST we are using? Has this language implemented procedures yet?
Also what are the main attractive features that differentiate it from other scratch programming languages such as Haxor, Z++, Mandarin, or the various lisp interpreters?

output(Hello, my name is MossW!) says Hello, my name is MossW! when you run it.

Nambaseking01 & MossW wrote:

output(a)
The output command is the most basic Proli command. Type “output(a)” in the Proli interface, except replace a with whatever you want it to write! There is a variant of this command called output.newdate(). With this one, all you have to do is type that and when you run it will display the date and time!
assign.var(x,y) +
Okay, this one isn't work in progress, you just can't do anything with variables yet other than this. Type “assign.var(x,y)” intro the Proli interface, except replace x with what you want the variable to be called, and replace y with what value you want to assign the variable!
unround.fps() *
This command unrounds the FPS (Frames per Second).
round.fps() *
This command rounds the FPS if you have used the unround.fps() command.
wait(z)
The wait command allows you to wait a certain amount of seconds before the next command is run. Type “wait(z)” into the Proli interface, except replace z with the amount of seconds you want to wait.

R4356th wrote:

I wonder why you made this in Scratch.