Scratch

I like to figure out scratch by myself.

Llennoccm7 wrote:

Chettargirl, not to spam put, do you want to be a Scratch Gamers Moderator?
http://scratchgamers.webs.com/

I would like to be one. 

LionBoy1010 wrote:

Is it possible to make a project hwo stamps and scrolls at once?    If yes, please give me a link with an example. 

Hey LionBoy1010, I think it may be a better idea to post a separate topic asking for this kind of help - this way more Scratchers can see the topic and give more attention to your problem.

cheddargirl wrote:

A collection of helpful threads about programming in Scratch, by Scratchers, for Scratchers. 

- Scratch Tutorials
- Useful Demos of Scratch Features and Functions
- Learn Scratch

Learn the General Basics of Scratch:
- Everything About Scratch (general overview of Scratch Blocks).
- Scratch Wiki - About Scratch

Individual Tutorials:
Movement
    - Velocity
Using Pen Blocks
    - In Scratch, what is "pen" and what do you use it for?
Using Variables
    - How can I learn about variables?
Scrolling
    - Scrolling Background Help
    - Advice from the Archmage- Scrolling Platform Demo
1-player games
    - Fighting Game AI Tutorial

Other Helpful Programming Tips
    - Tips to saving time when scripting in massive lag/scripts

What else can I do with Scratch Programming?
Turning Scratch into an .EXE application
    - Made a program-like project? Tutorial


If you like to suggest a thread to be added to this list, leave a comment with the link to that thread. 

Great Post. I am new so this will really help me out.

Really cool))) thanks for the lnks!!

scimonster wrote:

You have the link to the wiki messed up. It's wiki.scratch.mit.edu.

Huh, that part of the ITopic was made long before the Wiki was born (I wonder why I called it a wiki back then), I'll have to go fix that link later when I have time, it should say "Info page", not wiki.

Nice; My dad is making a Scratch class thing (he's a 3rd grade math teacher). He wanted me to make a (very) beginners guide to scratch, on one page front and back. This was very useful, so thanks!