i have some ideas for . here’s what they are.
a about me in public profiles.
PFPS and yes i know they are in the forums but why not the website itself?
new blocks.
better paint editor. yeah, tbh the paint editor is horrible. but I’m sure it can get better.
I don’t have any more ideas.
yoshi_star50:
a about me in public profiles.
PFPS and yes i know they are in the forums but why not the website itself?
Yeah, these are a fair thing to add
yoshi_star50:
new blocks.
What blocks? For the most part, you should be able to make whatever blocks you want in snap. They only add blocks if it’s something you can’t do easily in snap, or it’s too slow without javascript (and it’s something that benefits more than one person).
The devs know and want one too, but they just have more important things to worry about. To be honest, I don’t think it’s ever going to be made by the devs (especially with how this has been an issue for years), so the only way for it to happen is if someone else creates one.
how about a “Jump () high for () secs”? a block like this could help people make platformers.
pretty sure you could just make it
wait how about “if right clicked?”
Different platformers have different styles.
Yeah. I would love to be able to make context menus in my projects!
yoshi_star50:
PFPS
Some people might be really sneaky and put script pic metadata in a normal pfp to communicate
Just strip the metadata. Discourse already does that!
Ah. Maybe converting text to pixel data?
Just use the forum to communicate!
angzarr_812new:
and not use the forum
Why? The forum is more convienient
Plus, they could just change the PFP on the forum
Maybe they don’t want to talk with literally everybody active on the forum so they just never post and go undercover talking with pfps
I mean they could PFP communicate on the forums and nobody would notice especially if they don’t post.
Not for a platformer game but:
I was thinking about Scratch not Snap! ok?
I searched it up, and I got this:
Metadata simply means “data about data.” It is structured information that describes, explains, or provides context for a specific piece of information or a larger dataset, making it easier to find, organize, and understand.
It’s the details of a file, like the time and location of a photo taken.
You can use metadata to hide hidden messages in an image