I recently found a way to convert text to ASCII on scratch. This might be useful for projects that require exact comparisons of strings or base64 converters. ASCII values are a way to represent characters as binary values/numbers in memory. This project uses Decimal values, rather than the more common Hex values to represent ASCII, to simplify the code. It should still work for exact text comparisons. Scratch comparisons of text are case-insensitive, meaning it treats lowercase and capital letters as the same character. This makes case-sensitive converters such as this one seemingly impossible. However, the costume change operation is case-sensitive. This means that we can use this to detect
==YOU CAN USE THESE BLOCKS IF YOU WANT JUST GIVE CREDIT== ==How to use these blocks== Export the ASCII-table list and import it into your project. (Note, If the table comes back incomplete, export the incomplete table and re-import it. If any characters are missing, put them back using this chart: https://www.asciichart.com/ (Note: this table starts with 0 rather than 1, so you will have to add one to the number in the table to account for this)) Next, backpack the ASCII Converter sprite. To run the functions, simply recreate the button's code in your project.
