The only thing I noticed was the cat blocks, but apparently there were several other Easter eggs. Dang it why did nobody tell me about it?

Is there a way to get the april fools on scratch when it's not april fools

PizzaMaker45678910 wrote:

The only thing I noticed was the cat blocks, but apparently there were several other Easter eggs. Dang it why did nobody tell me about it?

Is there a way to get the april fools on scratch when it's not april fools

Certainly! Search for whatever easter eggs you what, simulations will be most likely there, or someone made an editor simulation with the jokes…

You can access the April Fools' version of the editor here at any time.

@PUNNAMOODU made an excellent recap project which lists pretty much everything that happened on April Fools' Day, including the changes made to the editor.

Scratch137 wrote:

You can access the April Fools' version of the editor here at any time.

@PUNNAMOODU made an excellent recap project which lists pretty much everything that happened on April Fools' Day, including the changes made to the editor.

You mean here – here are actually the two new tutorialsfor you to enjoy!
Also, the Scratch Wiki has also made an article about it.

Here's my archival contributions…
…I've saved several pages to the Web Archive and made a video about it.

Thanks guys the scratch GUI works, but maybe I'll just wait next year for the april fools. Will it work if I change my device's date?

PizzaMaker45678910 wrote:

Thanks guys the scratch GUI works, but maybe I'll just wait next year for the april fools. Will it work if I change my device's date?

no, they replaced the entire editor

Scratch137 wrote:

You can access the April Fools' version of the editor here at any time.

@PUNNAMOODU made an excellent recap project which lists pretty much everything that happened on April Fools' Day, including the changes made to the editor.

Haha thanks for that! I apparently missed it too.

mybearworld wrote:

Scratch137 wrote:

You can access the April Fools' version of the editor here at any time.

@PUNNAMOODU made an excellent recap project which lists pretty much everything that happened on April Fools' Day, including the changes made to the editor.

You mean here – here are actually the two new tutorialsfor you to enjoy!
Also, the Scratch Wiki has also made an article about it.

Oh, whoops! I could've sworn I linked to the 2021 version. Fixed.

Scratch137 wrote:

mybearworld wrote:

Scratch137 wrote:

You can access the April Fools' version of the editor here at any time.

@PUNNAMOODU made an excellent recap project which lists pretty much everything that happened on April Fools' Day, including the changes made to the editor.

You mean here – here are actually the two new tutorialsfor you to enjoy!
Also, the Scratch Wiki has also made an article about it.

Oh, whoops! I could've sworn I linked to the 2021 version. Fixed.

Not that there's any difference between the two versions anyway

CatsUnited wrote:

Not that there's any difference between the two versions anyway

It is, in the sprite and backdrop libraries.

Maximouse wrote:

CatsUnited wrote:

Not that there's any difference between the two versions anyway

It is, in the sprite and backdrop libraries.

And in the vector editor

there are wobbly sprite dragging and mystery mode, but what about the upside down mode when searching

PizzaMaker45678910 wrote:

there are wobbly sprite dragging and mystery mode, but what about the upside down mode when searching

Unfortunately, it cannot be recovered . I have a screenshot though. (cubeupload link)

PizzaMaker45678910 wrote:

there are wobbly sprite dragging and mystery mode, but what about the upside down mode when searching

Unfortunately there's no easy way to use old versions of the website.

PoIygon wrote:

Maximouse wrote:

CatsUnited wrote:

Not that there's any difference between the two versions anyway

It is, in the sprite and backdrop libraries.

And in the vector editor

Fair, though it's the same April Fools specific features

CatsUnited wrote:

PoIygon wrote:

Maximouse wrote:

CatsUnited wrote:

Not that there's any difference between the two versions anyway

It is, in the sprite and backdrop libraries.

And in the vector editor

Fair, though it's the same April Fools specific features

The sprite and backdrop libraries do have April Fools specific features.

Blocks are cats:

when green flag clicked

when [ v] key pressed
when this sprite clicked
when backdrop switches to [ v]
when [ v] > (10)
when I receive [ v]

and

define 

GreenPaintNew wrote:

Blocks are cats:

when green flag clicked

when [ v] key pressed
when this sprite clicked
when backdrop switches to [ v]
when [ v] > (10)
when I receive [ v]

and

define 

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