never really cared all that much for scratch tbh, but youtube decided to serve up this hidden gem to me and im incredibly glad, this video was captivating from start to finish! :)
You should have used ctrl-shift-i, navigated to the browser console and enabled either vim or emacs mode. This would have given so so so many more keyboard shortcuts, as well as a command execution mode.
Haha, it's got a nice melody about 15 seconds in, but I stopped it right before! I'm going to have to use it again lol (btw it is not mine just in case you were wondering)
I wonder if you could have potentially stored data by having the pen tool draw dots on a part of the screen and use the touching color block (if it exists in tosh) since that would probably have no issues with the amount of data to store.
Ahh that is an awesome idea! I've heard about it before for constant storage, but I never considered the idea of using it as a replacement for variables. The only complication I can think of would be that the dots would have to be visible and can't be drawn on. Thank you so much, I'm definitely going to have to try this!
i think tosh uses blank or empty lines to separate scripts, so tosh would give an error in this code for example: when green flag clicked my block # tosh will give an error if this is not an empty line define my block move 10 steps
I think that Scratch 2, which tosh is based off of, only allowed a sprite to clone itself. I believe you can also sense other sprites by using and then putting the sprite in quotes. Hope this helps!
draw current color was a custom block that I made, here is the full code to make it: define-atomic draw current color (drawSize) (x1) (y1) (x2) (y2) pen up set pen size to drawSize go to x: x1 y: y1 pen down go to x: x2 y: y2 pen up hope this helps!
That is a great idea! However, I wanted the extra challenge of not being able to emulate a mouse or replicate mouse movements. Thanks for the suggestion though, and I will look into it!
never really cared all that much for scratch tbh, but youtube decided to serve up this hidden gem to me and im incredibly glad, this video was captivating from start to finish! :)
I had a touchscreen computer and could've made this video. but the touchscreen computer is no longer with us 😔
ig I kinda forgot touchscreens exist, oops
You should have used ctrl-shift-i, navigated to the browser console and enabled either vim or emacs mode. This would have given so so so many more keyboard shortcuts, as well as a command execution mode.
the timelapse music was soooo cool and catchy, loved it!
Haha, it's got a nice melody about 15 seconds in, but I stopped it right before! I'm going to have to use it again lol
(btw it is not mine just in case you were wondering)
@@STEMMCYeah, it is pretty awesome, also this video was great and definitely worth watching! (Also, i gave the ol' sub button a little tap )
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video!
for some reason i want you to put the code into the description so anyone can play the game by just copy and pasting the code
into tosh
Common lets get him to 2k subs!
I wonder if you could have potentially stored data by having the pen tool draw dots on a part of the screen and use the touching color block (if it exists in tosh) since that would probably have no issues with the amount of data to store.
Ahh that is an awesome idea! I've heard about it before for constant storage, but I never considered the idea of using it as a replacement for variables. The only complication I can think of would be that the dots would have to be visible and can't be drawn on. Thank you so much, I'm definitely going to have to try this!
What do i do when tosh says " expected a blank line"?
i think tosh uses blank or empty lines to separate scripts, so tosh would give an error in this code for example:
when green flag clicked
my block
# tosh will give an error if this is not an empty line
define my block
move 10 steps
i remember using tosh and i hated the fact you cant make stuff sense other sprites, they can only sense a mouse pointer and can only clone themselves.
I think that Scratch 2, which tosh is based off of, only allowed a sprite to clone itself. I believe you can also sense other sprites by using and then putting the sprite in quotes. Hope this helps!
YESSSSS I WANT ANOTHER ONE PLS
i tried draw with current color 1000 0 0 0 0 then it`s showing error
draw current color was a custom block that I made, here is the full code to make it:
define-atomic draw current color (drawSize) (x1) (y1) (x2) (y2)
pen up
set pen size to drawSize
go to x: x1 y: y1
pen down
go to x: x2 y: y2
pen up
hope this helps!
ribbit ribbit
In tosh to create vars u use mouse the real way is to edit 5he json
plz can u help me
wait until this guy finds out what vim is XD
Believe it or not, I enabled the vim mode for tosh for a portion of a day, but I just started learning vim so I felt like it slowed me down lol
@@STEMMC oh, cool
scratch user learns vim:
you should have loads more likes and subs and views :)
Could’ve used the keyboard mouse on Windows. It actually wouldn’t be too much o a cheat, as the keyboard mouse is just awful to use.
That is a great idea! However, I wanted the extra challenge of not being able to emulate a mouse or replicate mouse movements. Thanks for the suggestion though, and I will look into it!
A video!!!!
make a scratch game with no keyboard (also first)
That would be fun! I'll add it to the ideas list
you should try making a roblox game I think you would be great at that
An touch-screen device:
(THIS IS A JOKE)
lol, I guess I forgot how many people use phones and tablets
I'm the 1000th viewer :D
101th like!
This comet not get like😭😭😭😭😭
Comets cant get likes, they are space rocks.
Get a like from me then
Just use a tablet
Yes