Roseyfurby_Aj wrote:

Lots of new images for the tabs!

Sheep_maker wrote:

Roseyfurby_Aj wrote:

Lots of new images for the tabs!

More design concepts

superben100 wrote:

Sheep_maker wrote:

More design concepts

I wonder what “See Community” does.

Roseyfurby_Aj wrote:

Also, the video sensing extension may be coming in the near future! As you can see, it does not have the “Coming Soon” label and it is highlighted when the mouse pointer hovers over it. However, you can't actually use the extension yet because if you click it, the extension doesn't show.

PullJosh wrote:

superben100 wrote:

Sheep_maker wrote:

More design concepts

I wonder what “See Community” does.

It does the same thing as the “see outside” button does in the current editor.

when this sprite pressed::events hat
(pointer y::sensing)

AmazingMech2418 wrote:

How do we temporarily add extensions?

Sheep_maker wrote:

They're changing the blocks' names so that they don't necessarily mean the mouse cursor (because it'll likely be used on devices that support fingers/pen). I feel like this will take some time to get used to; it might also be a step away from the possibility of the ability to detect right click.

_nix wrote:

Sheep_maker wrote:

They're changing the blocks' names so that they don't necessarily mean the mouse cursor (because it'll likely be used on devices that support fingers/pen). I feel like this will take some time to get used to; it might also be a step away from the possibility of the ability to detect right click.

Yeah, I agree that it's a step away from right click detection – at least, in the default block palette. Note that they've also avoided detecting keys like shift (and other modifiers) because they “may impact the use of screen readers / accessibility features.”

Personally, I think that blocks such as “key (shift/other modifiers) pressed” and “mouse right pressed” fit better in an extension. Extensions already make projects exclusive to people who have applicable hardware – for example, users who don't have a micro:bit won't be able to run most projects that use the micro:bit extension. So making an extension that contains blocks that require a more complete keyboard or mouse doesn't seem out of the picture to me.

-Vuton- wrote:

_nix wrote:

Personally, I think that blocks such as “key (shift/other modifiers) pressed” and “mouse right pressed” fit better in an extension. Extensions already make projects exclusive to people who have applicable hardware – for example, users who don't have a micro:bit won't be able to run most projects that use the micro:bit extension. So making an extension that contains blocks that require a more complete keyboard or mouse doesn't seem out of the picture to me.

Open a GitHub issue?

Preview FAQ wrote:
How can I create an extension for Scratch 3.0? The Scratch Team will be publishing an extensions specification and guidelines later in 2018. Once available you will be able to submit extensions to the Scratch Team for consideration in the Scratch 3.0 extensions library.

stickfiregames wrote:

I just tried it on my phone, it only rendered a small part of the screen:
-snip-
When the page first loaded it zoomed in to the area that got rendered.
My browser / operating system: Android Linux 6.0, Chrome 65.0.3325.109, No Flash version detected, Sony Xperia E5, model F3311
Sorry for the massive image, but I can't resize it on here

stickfiregames wrote:

I just tried it on my phone, it only rendered a small part of the screen:
When the page first loaded it zoomed in to the area that got rendered.
My browser / operating system: Android Linux 6.0, Chrome 65.0.3325.109, No Flash version detected, Sony Xperia E5, model F3311
Sorry for the massive image, but I can't resize it on here

meanton wrote:

I have seen both vertical and horizontal blocks for Scratch 3.0. Will you be able to switch between them or are the vertical, graphic based blocks only going to be available on tablets?

meanton wrote:

I have seen both vertical and horizontal blocks for Scratch 3.0. Will you be able to switch between them or are the vertical, graphic based blocks only going to be available on tablets? Or was that an old idea?