Importing blocks you programmed

Yusei-Fudo

Sorry if this isn't in the right place, I'm sort of new to how this forum works…

Anyway, how do you add blocks onto Scratch that you programmed???

In this project by GarboMuffin: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/414716080/editor, it contains a block that is not found in Scratch (Unless you name a boolean “Is Compiled?”). How do you import it to Scratch??

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Chiroyce

Go into https://turbowarp.org/editor , then press File, then Save to your computer

After you've saved it, upload it onto Scratch by clicking File, then load from your computer.

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CST1229

That “is compiled?” block is actually just a boolean block parameter but with the block definition it was in removed.

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Chiroyce

CST1229 wrote:
That “is compiled?” block is actually just a boolean block parameter but with the block definition it was in removed.

wait i never knew that!

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ninjaMAR

Chiroyce wrote:
CST1229 wrote:
That “is compiled?” block is actually just a boolean block parameter but with the block definition it was in removed.
wait i never knew that!

it was pretty easy to figure out

samq64

CST1229 wrote:
That “is compiled?” block is actually just a boolean block parameter but with the block definition it was in removed.

Yup, that's not a hacked block. See the project linked in the comment when you first open the TurboWarp editor.

Yusei-Fudo

ninjaMAR wrote:
Chiroyce wrote:
CST1229 wrote:
That “is compiled?” block is actually just a boolean block parameter but with the block definition it was in removed.
wait i never knew that!
it was pretty easy to figure out

samq64 wrote:
CST1229 wrote:
That “is compiled?” block is actually just a boolean block parameter but with the block definition it was in removed.
Yup, that's not a hacked block. See the project linked in the comment when you first open the TurboWarp editor.

Apparently, I didn't read that last part before I posted this

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