To run a block (or a stack of blocks), double-click on it.
To pick up and move a stack of blocks, drag from the top block.
To disconnect blocks, drag any of the lower blocks away.
To add a block to a stack, first drag the lower blocks down.
Want to delete blocks? Here are three different ways to delete blocks:
* Click the Scissors tool, then click on the blocks.
* Drag the blocks back to the palette (left part of the screen)
* Right-click (Mac Ctrl+click) on the blocks, the select "delete"
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Dan4126 wrote:
What are the numbers: Abs, Sin, etc?
Hi Dan4126 -
Here is a link to a forum topic that might help answer your questions.
http://scratch.mit.edu/forums/viewtopic.php?pid=62004#p62004
Next time you have a question, please feel free to make your own topic with the "Post New Topic" link on the top right side of each forum area. Thanks.
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anamv wrote:
This is a very elementary question, but I am a beginner:
How can you copy a stack from one sprite to another?
Thank you very much for your answer
You drag the stack (from the very top which is the hat block) and literally, under the player there is a list of sprites, and you drag it into the sprite. Voila!
Hat blocks:
<when green flag clicked>
<when[ ]key pressed>
<when[ ]clicked>
<when I receive[
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fullmoon wrote:
Now with Scratch 1.2 you can add blocks to the middle of a stack!
and 1.3
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Bluestribute wrote:
anamv wrote:
This is a very elementary question, but I am a beginner:
How can you copy a stack from one sprite to another?
Thank you very much for your answerYou drag the stack (from the very top which is the hat block) and literally, under the player there is a list of sprites, and you drag it into the sprite. Voila!
Hat blocks:
<when green flag clicked>
<when[ ]key pressed>
<when[ ]clicked>
<when I receive[
most likely
[blocks]<when green flag clicked> or:
<when I receive[
[/blocks]
at least that is what good programers do.
Last edited by terminator355 (2008-09-08 22:39:07)
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aGhis5 wrote:
is it possible to get the scripts to automatically spread vertically out so they dont lay on top of eachother?
Right click->clean up
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