This is a test of text-based list coding in Scratch! Here are the things you can type in: (Ctrl and + or - to resize window if the line doesn’t fit) ========================================== CreateVar {1S} Creates a small variable CreateVar {1L} Creates a large variable You can do this for numbers 1 or 2. DelVar {__} Deletes the selected variable (in the brackets) VarChange 100 {ALL} Changes all variables by 100 VarReset {ALL} Sets all variables to 0 ========================================== SoundTest Plays a sound VolChange -50 Changes volume by -50% VolChange +50 Changes volume by 50% VolSet 100 Sets volume to 100% ========================================== SpriteShow {CAT} Shows the ‘cat’ sprite SpriteDel {CAT} Deletes the ‘cat’ sprite CatX {-10} Changes ‘cat’ x by -10 CatX {10} Changes ‘cat’ x by 10 CostumeSet {CAT, _DEFAULT_} Sets ‘cat’ costume to default CostumeChange {CAT, _Fly_} Switches ‘cat’ costume to ‘cat_fly’
— MORE COMING SOON AT 40 VIEWS! — This took a long time to code, so a ❤️ + ⭐️ would be appreciated (you will also get a shoutout in the comments) :) Propose this to be featured here! *scroll down* https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/28715018/comment UPDATES: You can run a specific line of code ONCE. If you want to run it again, you will have to click the green flag. (Most code has a reverse so if you accidentally do something it won’t be catastrophic, though some things like SoundTest only work once, so you should prepare for when to use them.) You can stop this from happening by changing the forever if () then, to a wait until if you want. If you find any bugs or want me to add something in the engine, please tell me in the comments! I will try to answer and implement as much of your suggestions as I can.
