im making scrape, which is a snap modification in snap
its basically a fanmade snap extension that basically has everything snap has, but slightly modified
scrape has been released, v1
scrape v1
Well … it’s a start! We're looking forward to the modifications 
scrape v2
features:
new blocks
extensions are finally here
if you have any idea for scrape, reply to me like this 'idea: put something here'
This is not really a mod, because it's just a snap project, on the official snap website. A mod is taking the source code, and modifying it. This project is instead a library of blocks.
i dont even know javascript
I'm just saying, this is a library, not a mod.
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v3
added: text based programming
todo for v4:
make TBP compatible with extensions and predicts
make more extensions
add more blocks
Could you at least document this text-based programming? Some people (not me) aren't able to make an evaluated guess of what the syntax of this text-based programming block is by looking inside.
okay
i = input
move i
it moves the sprite, change the i to a number
point i degrees
points in a direction, replace the i with a number i cant believe i have to say this a couple times
say i
says something like the say block, replace the i with a string
stop talking
hides the speech bubble
i + i
its that easy, its the plus block, replace the 2 is with different numbers
i - i
still easy to understand, its the minus block, replace the 2 is with different numbers
i * i
its the multiply block, replace the 2 is with different numbers
i / i
its the divide block, replace the 2 is with different numbers
I see. I'd love to see how you handle reporters in reporters and ring blocks.
scrape's mascot is here!
they're named sadrzadeh
i used the gobo sprite for this, as a reference to alonzo, i gave them a inverted S haircut, which stands for scrape
This actually reminds me of an old project I made. It is a text-based programming language similar to assembly since I didn't know any other way to handle nested reporters and ring blocks than using a stack. The reason why I stopped working on it is because it was tedious to add new blocks. If I were to recreate it I would definetly make it more easier to understand and use, and I'd need to think about a practical way to add new blocks. It would be like those scrapify and scrapify reporter blocks I made.
https://snap.berkeley.edu/snap/snap.html#present:Username=me_the_super&ProjectName=MTSA
How do you pronounce that?
sader-zadeh
I see.
fun fact: theyre named after mehrnoosh sadrzadeh, a iranian computer scientist
Interesting!
the first scrape collection has been released
https://snap.berkeley.edu/collection?username=mehone&collection=scrape%3A%20binary
rules for curators
1: make sure all projects are made from scrape
2: add projects that use bbq-binary extension
3: follow snap tos and guildlines