I think a helpful thing we could add to scratch is the ability to put custom blocks certain categories as shown here.

One possible workaround: use emojis for different custom blocks to indicate sections(pardon my extension usage):

But this isn't perfect.

That could be good, but it would be hard when you create the custom blocks at different times.

-Valtren- wrote:

One possible workaround: use emojis for different custom blocks to indicate sections(pardon my extension usage):

But this isn't perfect.

I've never saw emojis used in custom blocks before.

Btw, this does look like it will work, but what is the purpose of use for this kind of coding script?

PaperMarioFan2022 wrote:

I've never saw emojis used in custom blocks before.

Btw, this does look like it will work, but what is the purpose of use for this kind of coding script?

These particular blocks? One is for scrolling and positioning the sprite(hence the map) and one is to detect collisions(hence the person running).
They're from a game I'm making.

-Valtren- wrote:

One possible workaround: use emojis for different custom blocks to indicate sections(pardon my extension usage):

Omg the custom block color feels so weird lol
Also, I think they mean like putting the block in a specific category other than More Blocks (ex. Motion/Looks/Data/Operators)

-Valtren- wrote:

One possible workaround: use emojis for different custom blocks to indicate sections(pardon my extension usage):

But this isn't perfect.

How do you make an image?

Infinity_Rex wrote:

How do you make an image?

You can screenshot it to your computer, then use a valid image host to put it on the forums.

medians wrote:

Infinity_Rex wrote:

How do you make an image?

You can screenshot it to your computer, then use a valid image host to put it on the forums.

Can you give me a URL to one?

Infinity_Rex wrote:

medians wrote:

Infinity_Rex wrote:

How do you make an image?

You can screenshot it to your computer, then use a valid image host to put it on the forums.

Can you give me a URL to one?

The wiki has a host list section on the article.

If you can't access the article:

photobucket.com (costs money; has a free plan of up to 250 images with a watermark)
cubeupload.com (used by most Scratchers, however users must sign up for an account to upload images, and occasionally experiences downtimes)
imageshack.com and imageshack.us (30-day free trial with account before payment is required)
scratchr.org (The ScratchR domain is no longer owned by the Scratch Team, and is now an SMS sending service.)
wikipedia.org and related subdomains
wikimedia.org and related subdomains
scratch-dach.info (Now redirects to de.scratch-wiki.info)
scratch.mit.edu and all of its subdomains
assets.scratch.mit.edu (This is more complicated than using the other image hosts because it requires knowledge about HTTPS POST requests)
uploads.scratch.mit.edu, cdn.scratch.mit.edu, and cdn2.scratch.mit.edu (most commonly used for project/studio thumbnails)
wiki.scratch.mit.edu (This domain can no longer be updated because of the Domain Transfer)
scratch-wiki.info (This works with all language subdomains, e.g. en.scratch-wiki.info)
tinypic.com (technically does still work, however the site was shut down and all images were redirected to a “this image is no longer available” image)