it's my 10-year scratchaversary! (my original account is deleted, but i made it on 10/10/2014.) so even though i'm not active here anymore, i wanted to make a little project to celebrate. i couldn't just not acknowledge this, i literally put it in my google calendar. ... also i don't have any programming classes right now (all my compsci classes are theoretical work) and i wanted to do something fun. lol when i say "10 blocks" i really mean "10 lines". some blocks have like 4 different sensors and operators in them, which i did not count as blocks. there is certainly some creative use of built-in variables here. like, the "costume number" variable is basically also my list index variable. this was SO fun. i also tried to homebrew an "if on edge (or mouse-pointer), bounce" block using only two lines for like half an hour. i have concluded that this is impossible! might still try to make a "if touching mouse-pointer, bounce" block though. that would just be a different project. and like, a boring project. has someone probably already done that? yeah. but it's about the challenge of figuring out what the heck "bounce" means and applying that to the mouse-pointer, which is so much less predictable than the edges of the stage.
