That is such a pretty color, but I don't think extensions will be colored anything but green :P All the drop-downs should be rounded as well. I'm a bit doubtful about the “when face seen” hat, but I like everything else :D

Here's some more ideas:

set text size to (200) % :: extension 

say [text] :: extension 
when stroked :: hat extension 
(head angle :: extension) 
<cube (1 v) in view? :: extension> 
([cubes v] in view :: extension) 
([faces v] in view :: extension) 
go to charging port :: extension 
<charging port in view? :: extension> 

I don't have one myself, so I don't know if all of these are possible.. :P next page

EEEEEEE   DDDDDD    IIIIIIII  TTTTTTTT           NNN    NN     OOOOO
EE        DD    DD     II        TT     ::       NNNN   NN   OO     OO
EEEEEEE   DD    DD     II        TT              NN NN  NN   OO     OO 
EE        DD    DD     II        TT     ::       NN  NN NN   OO     OO
EE        DD    DD     II        TT              NN   NNNN   OO     OO
EEEEEEE   DDDDDD    IIIIIIII     TT              NN    NNN     OOOOO

< :: extension>
< :: custom-arg>
< :: motion>

IndianRuby718 wrote:

That is such a pretty color, but I don't think extensions will be colored anything but green :P All the drop-downs should be rounded as well. I'm a bit doubtful about the “when face seen” hat, but I like everything else :D

Here's some more ideas:

set text size to (200) % :: extension 

say [text] :: extension 
when stroked :: hat extension 
(head angle :: extension) 
<cube (1 v) in view? :: extension> 
([cubes v] in view :: extension) 
([faces v] in view :: extension) 
go to charging port :: extension 
<charging port in view? :: extension> 

I don't have one myself, so I don't know if all of these are possible.. :P next page

All of those are possible. About the “when face seen” hat, that is found in the developer repo, but unused in favor of the “when happy face” and “when sad face seen” blocks seen in the Cozmo app's code lab, but the “faces in view” reporter? I think that would work better, IMO. And the color? That is used for hacked blocks in the code lab as well.

Support, I could totally see this as an extension.

Woah, a signature! :: control

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Sorry for not posting in this thread. I like it but have nothing else to add that I haven't said already, considering I've literally never heard of this before in my life. It's one of those threads that I avoid because I don't know what to write about it. Sorry

the2000 wrote:

Sorry for not posting in this thread. I like it but have nothing else to add that I haven't said already, considering I've literally never heard of this before in my life. It's one of those threads that I avoid because I don't know what to write about it. Sorry

It's ok. We'll just say that you support since a Cozmo extension is a good idea.

TheGlassPenguin wrote:

the2000 wrote:

Sorry for not posting in this thread. I like it but have nothing else to add that I haven't said already, considering I've literally never heard of this before in my life. It's one of those threads that I avoid because I don't know what to write about it. Sorry

It's ok. We'll just say that you support since a Cozmo extension is a good idea.

I already did support on the first page

the2000 wrote:

Compiling to real code is indeed rejected

Exactly why this should be closed

reallysoftuser wrote:

the2000 wrote:

Compiling to real code is indeed rejected

Exactly why this should be closed

This suggestion is not about compiling to another language, it's about an extension that would allow users to use Cozmo robots with Scratch.

TheGlassPenguin wrote:

reallysoftuser wrote:

the2000 wrote:

Compiling to real code is indeed rejected

Exactly why this should be closed

This suggestion is not about compiling to another language, it's about an extension that would allow users to use Cozmo robots with Scratch.

…Which would involve at least partially compiling to Python. As I stated in my original post, I'm not sure if that would make this rejected or not.

we shoud add on

when [ v] > (10)

block
and add a thing of the extesion whos suggesting

when [cozmo distance of the computer v] > (...)

(çuç)

the2000 wrote:

TheGlassPenguin wrote:

reallysoftuser wrote:

the2000 wrote:

Compiling to real code is indeed rejected

Exactly why this should be closed

This suggestion is not about compiling to another language, it's about an extension that would allow users to use Cozmo robots with Scratch.

…Which would involve at least partially compiling to Python. As I stated in my original post, I'm not sure if that would make this rejected or not.

Then the lego mindstorms would be rejected because it compiles, yet it's there.

Now, yes. I did come here to see if there were any ways of doing this. Scratch could send the python code straight to the robot but with the SDK though. I'm sad Scratch has not done this yet because I planned a big project with this.

Maybe you can use the built-in Micro:Bit extension in Scratch. If Cozmo uses Bluetooth, you may be able to display something on his screen. Not 100% sure that this will work though.


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