i know this is a bit of a stretch, but i wish there was an easy way to make your own extensions to make blocks and stuff that you can import and it will add blocks, yes i know this could lead to bad blocks like ones that could open a website that hacks you, but a way to combat, a “Confirm import” message box so you know if it could do bad stuff to you

c0der0928 wrote:

i know this is a bit of a stretch, but i wish there was an easy way to make your own extensions to make blocks and stuff that you can import and it will add blocks, yes i know this could lead to bad blocks like ones that could open a website that hacks you, but a way to combat, a “Confirm import” message box so you know if it could do bad stuff to you

Use Turbowarp and check out the extension gallery or use Custom Extension. Although it was discontinued before I started using Scratch, ScratchX used to support this.

no i mean an extension maker, an easier way to make extensions, instead of, coding everything in text, maybe more block based, and then you could save it as a file

c0der0928 wrote:

no i mean an extension maker, an easier way to make extensions, instead of, coding everything in text, maybe more block based, and then you could save it as a file

Adding an extension testing and developing feature to Scratch Labs would be super useful. While I'm not sure how a block-based extension developing editor could be implemented, a JavaScript copy-paste style extension testing platform shouldn't be too hard to add. Turbowarp has one.

good idea

I support this idea completely, but this might be good for 4.0, as currently, just implementing it into 3.0 would be hard and inconvenient to deal with, and then having to entirely redo the feature for 4.0 (which has been announced) so soon would be annoying

bump

pippy2011eight wrote:

I support this idea completely, but this might be good for 4.0, as currently, just implementing it into 3.0 would be hard and inconvenient to deal with, and then having to entirely redo the feature for 4.0 (which has been announced) so soon would be annoying

Please don't necropost.

alboxer2000 wrote:

Please don't necropost.

That's not a thing in suggestions.

HighlaneGamingStudio wrote:

alboxer2000 wrote:

Please don't necropost.

That's not a thing in suggestions.

To add on, I suggest reading up on necroposting, as posting six months after CERTAINLY does not count.