Block Codification

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For example, can you change this: ["move %n steps,default,Motion",10] to {'move %n steps,default,Motion':10}? (I mean a block feature)

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I think you mean the output, right?

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Yep.

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This uses block.

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So no customization.

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I don't know what you mean exactly.

Also, I have some problem with that block, you can check more here

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Already read the topic.

Here is mine: Snap! Build Your Own Blocks. (This is the first codification project shared on the forum.)

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Where is the customizable part of the project?

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Important Update

Block Codification has been released!

Project link: Snap! 7.1.3 - Build Your Own Blocks (berkeley.edu)
Reply here if you have any questions!

(C) 2022 ScratchModification

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Awesome! Looking forward to it.

EDIT: Just saw you (@scratchmodification) posted that 3 hours ago.

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It has been released! Check it out!

Huh? I don't know what you mean.

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I didn't know it'd been released and 3 hours was a while, I was just commenting that it felt like a long time. Sorry.

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v0.9.9 Released

Please update to the latest version

Changes:

  • Added more blocks data
  • Bug with solved.

Thanks to:

(C) 2022 ScratchModification

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Pre-Release 1 released

Experimental version. Use it carefully

Changes:

  • Critical bug with solved.

  • Bug with solved.

  • This version now supports Snap! version 7.1.4

Thanks to:

(C) 2022 ScratchModification

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Pre-Release 2 released

Experimental version. Use it carefully

Changes:

  • Compiled some list blocks.
  • Corrected some project descriptions.

Thanks to:

(C) 2022 ScratchModification

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It doesn't work when I import it into my project- it keeps saying BC data isn't an existing variable.

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Just create a variable and then use .

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Ah, thank you. I tried creating the variable and setting it to a list, and that didn't work, so I was quite confused.

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Pre-Release 3 released

Experimental version. Use it carefully

Changes:

  • Code has been simplified
  • This version now supports Snap! version 7.2.5

Thanks to:

(C) 2022 ScratchModification

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