This is an early version of Crλckεd, it’s basically snap inside snap but it’s all created programitcally! It could be turned into a single script but then it wouldn’t be very user friendly.
Change log
0.2: you can go back after selecting a category for a block
0.5: you can put reporters inside of slots
0.9: you can use variables, create variables, and manipulate the stack
1.0: added (beta) custom blocks
1.1: you can make lists
1.7: you can put multiple blocks inside of rings
1.9: you can put anything inside drop downs
2.0: you can use c inputs meaning all planned features have been finished!
I was thinking "this is Scratch in Snap!, not Snap! in Snap! " until I noticed that you have rings, even if not fully implemented. But you have to have custom blocks! "Build Your Own Blocks" is what we're all about. :~)
PS How am I supposed to edit a script? By running things like
? Also, when I run it, it keeps adding zeros to CODE, because of the REPEAT UNTIL (START RUN). And then it dies when I try to run it, because 0 isn't a procedure.
The arrows for dropdowns and vardradic inputs are much larger, as well as having better hit detection
It used to take me a long time to hit those arrows but now it’s a lot easier
It’s also more stable and crashes less for me, scrolling is a lot better
Most buttons in general are larger it’s just a better experience all around
I build in that editor but make sure all the code is backwards compatible
Now you can choose to add a block, make a variable, or edit the stack!
Here’s the full list of features since the initial release version (0.1)
You can put reporters inside of block inputs
You can make variables
You can use variables inside inputs
You can delete specific blocks inside of the stack
You can replace specific items inside of the stack
You can go back inside of menus
What’s next:
Multiple blocks inside of rings
Custom blocks
Your suggestions!
I need something somewhat simple actually @joecooldoo do you think you could make a way to make a list and report it by just using the ask blocks? It would help a ton!