Hidden Features in Scratch: Coding is fun yet it is a long and time-consuming process as it requires logic to move further to the next step. You need to think of and put multiple logic to make one single condition work. The same thing happens in Scratch. If you want to make a character move […]
Edit Block Colors in Scratch 2.0 was a menu originally available and used in the Scratch 2.0 version for changing the color of different blocks category-wise. It was extremely easy to use this feature, the user just needed to shift-click the Edit menu to access the Edit Block Colors. The Edit Block Colors feature allows […]
The draggable sprite feature in Scratch is a block under the Sensing block in Scratch. It is an interesting feature that enables the movement of the sprite from one place to another. Sounds intriguing? Let’s talk about this feature and know how to use it in a Scratch project. This is Chapter 5.3 in theAdvanced […]
Bugs in any programming language are frustrating. Scratch is no different. Disappearing text bugs are common bugs in Scratch that users often face while creating projects in Scratch. If you are facing the issue of a disappearing text bug in Scratch, then don’t worry! In this blog, we will help you understand the disappearing text […]
Custom Blocks in Scratch: Scratch programming is a free coding platform that is available on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS devices. It’s a great tool for kids who want to learn more about programming, and it can also be used to teach other subjects such as math and science. Scratch also has different features […]
Costumes in Scratch are essentially the look of a sprite. Different types of costumes can be created for sprites in the costume pane in Scratch. This is another great way for users to express their creativity in Scratch. With this blog, you will learn where is the costume pane, the layout of the costume pane, […]
Costume in Scratch: Scratch is an amazing programming language that allows users to create their own programs. The language has a built-in costume system that allows users to create costumes for their programs. In this article, we will discuss how to create your own costumes using Scratch. First of all, you have to create a […]
Blocks in Scratch are used to perform different functions in a Scratch project. The blocks are dragged and dropped onto the editor and arranged strategically in order to run a program. With broadcast in Scratch, users can broadcast some messages across the Scratch program. This is an interesting feature that makes Scratch projects more interactive […]
Oh hi, there fellow Scratcher! Are you new to Scratch and wondering about the different features and working of the block palette in Scratch? Then you came to the right place. Scratch is an amazing platform to start learning how to code, especially for kids but there are many hidden and cool features of this […]
Block Categories in Scratch are a way of organizing blocks in Scratch. Blocks are categorized based on what function they perform. There are a total of 9 built-in blocks available in Scratch. Each block is represented using a circle and each circle has a different color. The blocks which fall under the same category share […]
