Shift-clicking the Edit menu will give you these features:

- Turn on blocks for Pico/LegoWeDo board.

- Change block colors.

If you find more secrets, post them!

What does changing the block colors do anyway?

Dan9er wrote:

Shift-clicking the Edit menu will give you these features:

- Turn on blocks for Pico/LegoWeDo board.

- Change block colors.

If you find more secrets, post them!

Actually, there are a few catches. All of these are hidden or WIP features (that is why they are hidden).

Picoboard and Lego WeDo are still a work-in-progress, they do not actually function at this time. (I figured this out from testing).

Block colors can be changed but they are not saved. In other words, if you share them all the changes do not take effect, unless you see inside and load a color profile. When you do that you can't use cloud data, so doing so will wreck a lot of applications.

In my opinion they should remove them entirely.

FireNinjaGAME wrote:

Dan9er wrote:

Shift-clicking the Edit menu will give you these features:

- Turn on blocks for Pico/LegoWeDo board.

- Change block colors.

If you find more secrets, post them!

Actually, there are a few catches. All of these are hidden or WIP features (that is why they are hidden).

Picoboard and Lego WeDo are still a work-in-progress, they do not actually function at this time. (I figured this out from testing).

Block colors can be changed but they are not saved. In other words, if you share them all the changes do not take effect, unless you see inside and load a color profile. When you do that you can't use cloud data, so doing so will wreck a lot of applications.

In my opinion they should remove them entirely.

Blocks can't be seen in player mode, so there's no need to share them with them taking effect.

Also, it's more for coding. I changed my ‘More blocks’ area to black because it looks better when it's black.

lolwel21 wrote:

What does changing the block colors do anyway?

You can personalize the editor.

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