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Can you move a variable in scratch?

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Can you move a variable in scratch?

Now, the user can move the slider to change the value of the variable. We can right-click, or control-click the slider, and choose “change slider range” so that there is a minimum and maximum value.

What are variables in scratch?

Variables are used to store information for use in programs. Scratch can store only numeric values in a variable which can be dropped in to any program block space with an oval shape. Make a variable in the variables page and set the tick box depending on whether you want to allow the user to view and change the value.

How can you make a sprite speak in English or any other language?

First, add a save for two seconds block with dialogue to your second sprite. Second, add a when flag clicked event to the code for each sprite. Third, make the second sprite wait for two seconds before starting its dialogue. And fourth, continue to build out your dialogue using say and wait blocks.

Who is Griffpatch Scratch?

Griffpatch is a scratcher who got the most followers in Scratch. He is also known to make Incredible and almost unrecreatable games in scratch. He also has his own youtube channel where he makes many scratch based advanced tutorials. However his real name is never revealed and he joined scratch in 24th October 2012.

How do I become a scratcher?

To become a Scratcher, you must be active on Scratch for a while, share several projects, and comment constructively in the community. After a few weeks, you will receive a notification inviting you to become a Scratcher.

What is costume in Scratch?

Costume (Scratch) A costume is one out of many different frames (pictures) of a sprite. Paint Editor (Scratch) The Paint Editor is Scratch’s built-in image editor. The Paint Editor allows Scratchers to create their own sprites and backdrops using it or adjust to any existing sprites and backdrops.

Who is the founder of Scratch?

Scratcher Jocelyn (left) with Scratch co-creator Mitchel Resnick (right), who heads the Lifelong Kindergarten group at the MIT Media Lab, home base of the Scratch team.