READ INSTRUCTIONS type a line of 'code' and then press enter. to type a line of code, just type the words on the block you want to use. further down, there will be examples of 'code,' and which blocks this program supports. if you see (n) in a line of code, thats just a numerical value or a placeholder. if its a numerical value, the number of digits it has to be will be listed beside the 'code.' same for placeholders. negatives and zeros count towards the number limit. after your code has run, you can either run it again or edit it. if you choose to edit it, then you will need to know the following commands: - insert (n) at (n) (any sentence/word) (2 digits) - delete (n) (2 digits) - end they do exactly as they seem, and are used to fix any bugs in the code. blocks this program supports: in motion: - move (n) steps (4 digits) - turn right/left (n) degrees (4 digits) - go to mouse pointer/random position - go to x(n)y(n) (4 digits) - glide (n) seconds to random position/mouse pointer (2 digits) - glide (n) seconds to x(n)y(n) (2 digits) (4 digits) - point in direction (n) (4 digits) - point towards mouse pointer - change x by (n) (4 digits) - set x to (n) (4 digits) - change y by (n) (4 digits) - set y to (n) (4 digits) - if on edge bounce - set rotation style left-right/don't rotate/all around in looks: - say (n) for (n) seconds (any sentence/word) (2 digits) - think (n) for (n) seconds (any sentence/word) (2 digits) - change size by (n) (4 digits) - set size to (n)% (3 digits) - change (n) effect by (n) (any effect) (4 digits) - set (n) effect to (n) (any effect) (4 digits) - clear graphic effects - show - hide in control: - wait (n) seconds (2 digits) in other/special: repeat* (n) [ (2 digits) *the repeat block is a bit different because of the way i coded it in. how it works is you type 'repeat', then enter it. after that, you type (n) [ (2 digits) for how many times you want to repeat it. once you have inputted the code you want repeated, you type ] and enter it.
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