Hello everyone! Today, I’m going to show you secret blocks that can’t be accessible on Scratch by using the block palette, but are possible to get in other ways. Put these blocks in your backpack if you want! For the hidden blocks sprite, I used the “Hidden Blocks” extension on TurboWarp, took all the blocks from its category on the (how do you call the thing where you put the code on). Note: This extension IS compatible with Scratch, unlike most of TurboWarp Extensions. For the more keys sprite, I went into TurboWarp’s Addon Settings and enabled the “Extra key options” addon (“Show experimental keys” and “Show Shift keys”), then took all the extra keys in dropdowns from the “when [ v] key pressed” and “key ( v) pressed?” blocks and put them on the (how do you call it again). Then I saved the .sb3 file and loaded it on Scratch. Credits go to @GarboMuffin for creating TurboWarp.
