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- LuckyLucky7
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Scratch Block Libraries
Block Libraries are sections of blocks in one category, similar to how adding extensions works.
Whenever you define a block, sometimes, the block is very useful and commonly used, like this block:
What if you can make your own block libraries?
Your Block Libraries would be in the “More Blocks” category.
For example:
You could also backpack libraries by selecting the library(the whole library would be in a box), then dragging them to your backpack.
Whenever you define a block, sometimes, the block is very useful and commonly used, like this block:
switch costume to [previous costume v]::custom
What if you can make your own block libraries?
Your Block Libraries would be in the “More Blocks” category.
For example:
The definitions of the blocks would be saved in a Scratch server.Gliding Blocksglide to [Sprite1 v] in a [zigzag v] pattern::custom
glide to edge::custom
You could also backpack libraries by selecting the library(the whole library would be in a box), then dragging them to your backpack.
Last edited by LuckyLucky7 (Dec. 29, 2019 23:20:13)
- apple502j
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1000+ posts
Scratch Block Libraries
No support, just use extensions, which is supported in 3.0
- Sheep_maker
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1000+ posts
Scratch Block Libraries
Duplicate
Extensions are written in JavaScript, not Scratch blocks, which means most Scratchers can't make their own libraries. Also, they won't be able to understand the code behind extensions. No support, just use extensions, which is supported in 3.0
- Botcho_Otkho
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1000+ posts
Scratch Block Libraries
DuplicateNot properly. What LuckyLucky7 is suggesting is a way to group blocks, while the other one is suggesting a way to export and import define blocks in a file, though they are kinda similar (sorry if I misunderstood something!).
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Support! If you have a lot of custom blocks, it takes a lot of times to find the block you're searching for.
- LuckyLucky7
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1000+ posts
Scratch Block Libraries
Yes, that is what I am suggesting.DuplicateNot properly. What LuckyLucky7 is suggesting is a way to group blocks, while the other one is suggesting a way to export and import define blocks in a file, though they are kinda similar (sorry if I misunderstood something!).
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Support! If you have a lot of custom blocks, it takes a lot of times to find the block you're searching for.
- chexbox
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100+ posts
Scratch Block Libraries
Support. I think it would be great if they had an import library from url button. The librarys should get stored in the my-stuff page and get made like a project without the stage.
- georgeskey
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100+ posts
Scratch Block Libraries
Support, this could be very useful. It would also make it easier to import custom blocks that are linked to each other without them messing up and displaying “undefined” because of having a block that doesn't exist yet.
- doomdan71
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11 posts
Scratch Block Libraries
YES! I want this too! I always find that when I make games, I use the same code over and over! I would love a place to save my old combinations and custom blocks!
- LuckyLucky7
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1000+ posts
Scratch Block Libraries
BUMP: Topic on second page
Last edited by LuckyLucky7 (April 4, 2018 22:00:51)
- Inkulumo
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500+ posts
Scratch Block Libraries
Support, I have quite a few blocks I predict I will be using quite alot.
- Garamol56
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100+ posts
Scratch Block Libraries
Support. On essentially every project I make I use my
define Split (str) into letterscustom block, so I would use this a lot!
set [letter# v] to (1)
repeat (length of (str))
add (letter (letter#) of (str)) to [letters v]
change [letter# v] by (1)
- LuckyLucky7
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1000+ posts
Scratch Block Libraries
Executing scripts in application bump.exe…
- chexbox
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100+ posts
Scratch Block Libraries
Executing scripts in application bump.exe…Windows User Exposed
Already supporting
Last edited by chexbox (May 22, 2018 12:30:30)
- LuckyLucky7
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1000+ posts
Scratch Block Libraries
lolExecuting scripts in application bump.exe…Windows User Exposed (*_*)