This is a project where you can enter in a (small) wordfind along with the words you want found, and it'll solve it for you. Oh, and it's completely pen-rendered! :D -Click a square on the grid to add in a letter. An input box thing will come up - simply type and press enter when done, or backspace to delete last letter (uses hacked blocks for this). -The "add word" button lets you add a word to the list of words you want found. After doing this you can choose to generate a new wordfind using the list of words. Any words that don't fit in the wordfind won't be added. -The "solve" button solves the wordfind. -To change the width or height of the grid, click the + and - buttons.(note: this'll generate a new wordfind using the list of words, and you can't have it more than 15 squares tall/wide) -If you have more than 7 words in your list, up/down arrows will appear that you can use to scroll. Idea? Had to do a wordsearch, felt like making my computer do it :P. It took me just a few days to make! @jerry1000 for title, http://wiki.scratch.mit.edu/wiki/Pen#Formula for the formula for pen transparency, and a few guides for a bit of help hacking "enter" and "backspace" key pressed booleans. Rest is by me! This scans the entire thing until it finds the first letter of the word you're searching for, then checks if the next letter is surrounding that letter, then checks the letters in that direction and see if they make up the word. Updates: 18/11/15: Buttons go slightly darker when mouse is hovering over them and a line goes through words that have been found in the list of words. Fixed bug where some words were unable to be found due to their position on the board. 21/11/15: Added (pen) input box instead of using the ask [] and wait block. 4/8/16: Can now generate a random wordfind using the list of words, as per @gtoal 's suggestion.
