say [Scratch Coding Is The Best! :D]

tanmanshum wrote:

boomblok wrote:

when green flag clicked
if <> then
(fart)
end

when green flag clicked
if <> then{
(Fart)
} :: control

when this sprite clicked
create clone of [attraction]
when I start as a clone
wait until <><not <>><mouse down?>
repeat until <>
<mouse down?>
go to [mouse-pointer]
end

when green flag clicked
show
broadcast [hello]
set [message] to [0]
say(hello)slowly
say(byebye)slowly
hide
broadcast [now]
define say(message) slowly
set [message of letter] to [1]
set [message] to []
repeat (length of (message))
say (join (message) (letter (message of letter) of (message)))
play sound [coin]
set [message] to (join (message) (letter (message of letter) of (message)))
change [message of letter] by (1)
wait (0.08) secs
wait (1) secs

end

when green flag clicked
set [color] effect to (0)
switch costume to [giphy1]
repeat ((110) * (pick random (1) to (23)))      (depending on the number of costumes)
wait (0) secs
set [brightness] effect to (0)
next costume

end
switch costume to [giphy2]
repeat (0)
change [ghost] effect by (10)

end
end

little-19 wrote:

scratch is best

say [scratch is best]

say (item ((pick random (1) to (30)) ) of [list ] :: list) for (2) secs

add [Your script] to [list v]

phuchung6v3 wrote:

phuchung6v3 wrote:

phuchung6v3 wrote:

phuchung6v3 wrote:

phuchung6v3 wrote:

Drunken_Sailor wrote:

-Lite- wrote:

makethebrainhappy wrote:

WolfCat67 wrote:

-Lite- wrote:

WolfCat67 wrote:

makethebrainhappy wrote:

WolfCat67 wrote:

I've requested for this to be stickied. Really nice guide!

Thank you! The team worked for a very long time to get this one just right! .

Hmm, may I suggest removing either the period (or full-stop, whatever you call it) or the bracket (or parentheses, whatever you call it) on the numbered segments of the “list” format of stuff? What I mean is changing “1.)” to either “1)” or “1.”. I've never seen both used in a single list before, and I've seen lots in textbooks, school papers, etc.
If you don't want to change that, that's fine.

OCD much?

Oh no, you've figured it out!

I have always written it with both. Either one of the others looks quite strange xD.

What do you think -Lite-?

It's a stylistic choice. I personally prefer roman numerals.

I usually use:
1.
a)

?????????

???? Answer pls

????????

?????????????????

hello

phuchung6v3 wrote:

phuchung6v3 wrote:

phuchung6v3 wrote:

phuchung6v3 wrote:

phuchung6v3 wrote:

phuchung6v3 wrote:

Drunken_Sailor wrote:

-Lite- wrote:

makethebrainhappy wrote:

WolfCat67 wrote:

-Lite- wrote:

WolfCat67 wrote:

makethebrainhappy wrote:

WolfCat67 wrote:

I've requested for this to be stickied. Really nice guide!

Thank you! The team worked for a very long time to get this one just right! .

Hmm, may I suggest removing either the period (or full-stop, whatever you call it) or the bracket (or parentheses, whatever you call it) on the numbered segments of the “list” format of stuff? What I mean is changing “1.)” to either “1)” or “1.”. I've never seen both used in a single list before, and I've seen lots in textbooks, school papers, etc.
If you don't want to change that, that's fine.

OCD much?

Oh no, you've figured it out!

I have always written it with both. Either one of the others looks quite strange xD.

What do you think -Lite-?

It's a stylistic choice. I personally prefer roman numerals.

I usually use:
1.
a)

?????????

???? Answer pls

????????

?????????????????

hello

hello

define (this sprite clicked?)

when green flag clicked
repeat until (this sprite clicked)
say [you cant click me!] for (2) secs
end