BYOB! for Blockly

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A port to the Blockly Engine, completely HTML-Based.
progress: 2%
Current Features:
warp (has a twin for some reason tho)
report() (very early in programming, so not functional)
() ^ () exponent (finished in renderer)
unicode of () (buggy as heck)
letter () as unicode (ditto)
ring (prototype)
Working on:
when<>
change balance by ()
set balance to ()
play frequency () Hz
stop frequency
set video transparency to ()
mouse position
position
fill
write () size ()
pen trails

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Welcome to the forums!
Can I help? (No replit because school blocked >:( )

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Just wondering, what would be the benefits of this? Would writing a Snap! to Blockly compiler suffice?

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simpler interface, smooth context menus, etc.
Added

shown?
(my[neighbors])
(object[Sprite1])
(if () then (" ") else (" "))
(position)
([ghost] effect)
rings now functional, but still buggy.
when hat
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adding the unicode blocks again, as they were removed for techical reasons.
also, reify is extremely unstable, and trying to add it to a substack crashes. dragging the SCRIPT into IT is fine usually. it also looks cursed

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screenshot on my prof pic

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Is there a link to this project you're doing? I'd love to check it out!

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Even better, port it to scratch-gui!

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thats literally what im doing!

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also, the backdrop and sprite was added. and the blocks are being transfered to the new version of it.
transfered:
when
warp {}
[ring]
[ring]
[ring]
(split () by ())
is () a ()?
report()
(if then () else ())
T/F
(object ())
(my ())
(() ^ ())

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im using a web-based prototype for this, since my device is incompatible with NodeJS.
also, BYOB is webbased too.

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no, not yet, but im planning to make a GitHub repository.

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Well, scratch-gui and Blockly aren't the same thing. scratch-gui is based on Blockly.

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i know, also the files are on my two projects now.
Screenshot 2023-03-16 11.21.14 AM|690x496

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latest version screenshot
Screenshot 2023-03-17 11.28.16 AM|506x396

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project links
Snap! Build Your Own Blocks' <- gui.js.map
Snap! Build Your Own Blocks' <- everything else

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Looks pretty cool! Is there any way to try it out?

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yes. the variables contain file data. the filenames are the variable names. put it into a folder

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blocks are becoming functional and are functional in the file projects.

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export them, and just remove the .txt at the end.