Space / click to change slides You can view my studio for similar projects: https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/25287464 You should also check out @World_Languages, @adazem009 and @JuegOStrower, they have some useful projects too. More hacks! ➽ Right-click on an image and select "Copy Image". Then go to your profile and press Ctrl+V. Your profile picture will be set to the image you just copied! ➽ In hack 4, you can turn any hexadecimal value to decimal with a simple block. If you change 0x for 0b, you can convert binary numbers to decimal, and 0o converts octal (base 8) numbers! ➽ Right-click the stage and select "Save Image as..." to download a picture of the stage. If you do it in fullscreen, the image will be 949x712 pixels big. In the normal player, 480x360, and in small screen, 240x180 pixels. ➽ Want to add a project to a studio without it appearing in your activity? Simply click on the project and click "Add to studio". Select the studio you want to add it to and it won't appear in your activity! You can also remove your projects from studios that you don't curate with this trick. ➽ To turn your profile picture into an HD logo, simply create a one-frame gif at ezgif.com/maker with your profile picture. Make sure the image size is 500x500 before uploading. ➽ Make your instructions / notes and credits wider by inserting the following line in there: _______________________________________________________________ Useful facts about Scratch: ◈ The maximum character limit for the title is 100 characters and for the instructions and notes & credits it's 5000. ◈ The maximum and minimum values for the "pitch" effect are 360 and -360 respectively. ◈ When you click the "Faster" or "Slower" buttons, it increases or decreases the pitch by 40. ◈ Scratch always treats cloud variables as strings and not as numbers, even though they are always numbers. ◈ It takes longer for Scratch to run "touching color?" than "touching sprite". To make your project run faster, try using the "touching sprite" instead of the first. ◈ The "language" block from the translate extension outputs the used language, but in that language. (For example, if you had the language set to spanish, the language block would say "Español", not "Spanish".) ◈ If you set a variable to a really long value, then change it to "large readout", the variable will be displayed differently in normal screen than in fullscreen. Unfortunately, in Scratch 3.0 you can't detect variables so it is not possible to create a fullscreen detector with this. ◈ Some dropdown menus for Scratch blocks are rounded, and some others are square. The round ones mean you can put variables, join blocks, etc. in them. The rectangle ones mean you can't put anything in.
